David Greenberg

Founder and Managing Director, The Freedom Studio

David Owen Greenberg is a multimedia artist, systems engineer, entrepreneur and educator.

The Freedom Studio is the culmination of his work as a researcher and educator — a place where the subjects he spent years studying are taught, and then put into practice.

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Portrait of David Greenberg, founder of The Freedom Studio

David's Story

A long road to this work.

David began selling holiday greeting cards door to door in 1981, and was introduced to computer programming that same year. Those two threads — commerce and systems — ran through everything that followed.

He spent decades selling software internationally, running consulting companies, and operating an offshore team in Cali, Colombia.

In 2021 he turned to studying psychology and manipulation, which led him into the study of occult knowledge and, specifically, natural law. He launched his first education platform, FreedomVibe.art, out of that period.

Continued financial struggles drew him further into the study of common law, equity, private trusts, private banking and negotiable instruments — the material that now forms the backbone of The Freedom Studio curriculum.

The Work

From one association to The Freedom Studio.

In April 2024, David launched a private education association focused on teaching the principles of natural law, common law, and specific administrative processes for remedy.

Later that year he rebranded the organization as The Freedom Studio, reflecting the expanded scope and curriculum, which now encompassed equity, trust law, status correction and private banking.

Today he leads the Studio's education, advises clients directly through private consultations and mentorship, and guides the trust establishment work carried out by the team.

Areas of Focus

The subjects David teaches and advises on.

  • Equity and equity jurisprudence
  • Trust law and private contract trusts
  • Conditional acceptance and administrative remedy
  • Status correction
  • Private banking and negotiable instruments
  • Natural law and common law
  • Business growth and organizational strategy
  • Asset protection and private operation