Wild and Free | Archival Print

A limited edition archival paper reproduction of Wild and Free, released in celebration of the American Semiquincentennial. This striking Americana portrait centers on a defiant female figure framed by a sprawling patriotic halo, featuring a golden eagle headdress, vintage star-spangled patterns, and a pair of crossed frontier revolvers. The intricate collage details—built from historical sheet music, classic mid-century tickets, and vintage magazine clippings—serve as a timely tribute to 250 years of the American story.

Dolan Geiman currently resides in Denver, Colorado. His work represents the intersection of his rural, Southern upbringing and his current urban residence. He handcrafts each piece from the vast array of materials he has been salvaging and collecting since he was a child. His two-dimensional work is created entirely from hand-cut vintage paper elements. He likes to spend time reminiscing on the past while flipping through the pages of forgotten magazines, intently searching for the perfect shape, color, or texture within a periodical’s pages to add to his archive of collage elements.