Gillie and Marc, referred to by the media as “the world’s most loving artists”, are extraordinary public artists who have worked side by side for over 25 years. Their award-winning work is on permanent display in over 40 cities, including New York, London, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Beijing. The artists’ monumental bronze sculptures spread the message of equality and conservation worldwide.

 

The husband-and-wife artists are passionate equal rights activists. After realizing that, from the 100-plus bronze sculptures they have been commissioned to create, only one was of a female, they decided to dedicate their work to balancing gender representation in public art. Now, Gillie and Marc actively promote the creation of female sculptures across the globe to further honor the incredible contributions women have made and continue to make in society.

 

The artists are best known for their rhino sculptures and beloved hybrid characters – Rabbitwoman and Dogman – who tell the autobiographical tale of two opposites coming together to become soulmates. The Rabbit and the Dog, as unlikely animal-kingdom companions, represent diversity and acceptance through love.

 

Among the most renowned artistic duos working today, and being such passionate activists, Gillie and Marc use their work to raise critical awareness for the causes and charities they support. Their art is also collected by the world’s most prominent

galleries and art foundations.

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