Glenda Freeman

I was born in Chonburi, Thailand on November 17, the daughter of an African American military father and Thai mother. Growing up in both cultures has shaped my life and my art. Born into a mixture of eastern and western cultures that do not always mesh; Buddhism has been both a sanctuary and a well...

I was born in Chonburi, Thailand on November 17, the daughter of an African American military father and Thai mother. Growing up in both cultures has shaped my life and my art. Born into a mixture of eastern and western cultures that do not always mesh; Buddhism has been both a sanctuary and a well in which to draw strength and clarity from the culture clashes within my life.

As a survivor of domestic violence art became my haven in my healing process. During my abusive marriage I recall painting and drawing, which helped me maintain my sanity during that time of madness within my life. My goal is to inspire those who see my work to look carefully within themselves to discover their deepest darkest secrets.

If you want to learn more about me, look carefully at my art.