Trent Freeman opened T.E. Freeman Studio in 1997, creating personal sculpture for his clients.

Trent is a graduate from Emporia State University where he earned a Bachelor's degree of Fine Arts in 1995. He also attended Kansas University and studied abroad in Australia. Trent's professional career began shortly upon graduation, creating works that adorn private and public collections across the country, as well as in local galleries and fine-art festivals.

Educating and instructing others has been instrumental to the professional development of Trent's career. Facilitating workshops at colleges, leading continuing education classes for teachers and instructing at the Carnegie Art Center in Leavenworth Kansas, has allowed Trent to hone his own skills and contribute to the development of others. He is currently a member and sits on the board of the Bonner Springs Art Alliance in Bonner Springs, Kansas.

He has instructed privately from his studio for the past 16 years, and continues to enjoy teaching workshops and private classes today.

Trent enjoys the process of creation, the birth of a new idea, and the contemplation of pulling it all together from start to finish. Trent's inspiration stems from Old World and Asian techniques as well as art deco and art nouveau, though you will find his pieces are culturally eclectic in design.