Gillie and Marc®

"Rabbitwoman and Dogman's journey to save endangered wildlife (Children's Book) not only packs a wallop of a message, but it does it with dazzling illustrations and accessible perspective. Bravo!"

Neil Patrick Harris, American actor, singer, writer, producer, and television host

"A Wild Life for Wildlife has been incredibly impactful so far at London Bridge City. The interactive exhibition engages successfully with the public to educate and inform and raise vital funds for ZSL, a charity that focuses on wildlife conservation, whilst providing a fun outdoor trail for all to enjoy."

Paige Woodhouse, Place Marketing Manager | London Bridge City

"Gillie and Marc have been wonderful to work with. We have green-lit five of their art projects over the last year, from the Financial District to Park Avenue. I find art kind of off-putting and stodgy, but Gillie and Marc's is really friendly and engaging. You can sit down and have a coffee with their bronze sculptures. You can’t do that with the Mona Lisa."

Michael Aisner, Vice President | RXR Realty, New York City

"We had the pleasure to install 4 Gillie & Marc statues as part of a 1.5 art mile “The Golden Mile” project in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. To say these statues were an immediate hit and beloved is a vast understatement! Visitors love interacting with the statues and taking photos. One of my favorite things to do is to find a good spot and observe visitor interactions with the whimsical and beautiful statues. While Golden Gate Park is one of the most visited parks in the US with over 23 million visitors a year - this area of the Park GoldenMileProject.org is enjoying a whopping 36% increase in visitors since the road became car free and we began installing public art. The Gillie & Marc status are a big part of that increase and it joys us to no end to see more San Franciscans and international visitors delight in interacting with this public art."

Patricia Suflita Wilson | Executive Director | The Golden Mile - San Francisco

"You both have done so much justice to this sculpture. It is more than Bronze or the other materials and elements that comprise it.. It is a symbol of triumph and emancipation from the trauma that First Nation people here and all around this nation are lifting themselves out of and sharing with the world the value of the thousands of generations of footprints left here from their ancestors.. And how this is a valuable key to our national identity and to all of our healing in walking forward together.. Congratulations for working with and achieving such a monumental piece of our Nova..”

Jandamarra Cadd | Aboriginal Portrait Artist

"Gillie and Marc share ReForest Now's vision of seeing the immediate and effective restoration of Australian rainforest ecosystems. Through their art they have graciously funded the planting of 340 trees (as of April 2022) to restore a critically endangered ecosystem in northern NSW. We sincerely thank Gillie and Marc, and their community, for contributing and allowing us to act."

Kallen Marecic, Partnerships Manager | ReForest Now

"We loaned about ten Gillie and Marc artworks for our opening night and then decided to purchase them to maintain that opening night atmosphere. Since then, the artworks have become an integral part of the personality of the hotel. Everyone including staff members and guests feels an affinity towards them, in particular Paparazzi. It’s a great way of cementing a different personality to our hotel. Gillie and Marc’s artworks are like adopting an extra member of the family or staff member. They are a lot of fun, and always provide a light moment.”

Bernie Boller, General Manager | Pullman Hotels | Sydney, Australia

“The Run for your Life bronze sculptures are a welcome and striking addition to our Melbourne campus and appreciated by staff and students. Our family of rhinoceros are prompting discussion, delight and curiosity – traits encouraged by our University.”

Adrienne E Clarke, Chancellor Professor | La Trobe University | Melbourne

“Something big has arrived at Taronga! Working in philanthropy for a not-for-profit conservation organisation, I’ve worked on a myriad of wildlife projects - but a giant bronze gorilla sculpture was a first! We were honoured to receive the majestic King Nyani, created by renowned artists Gillie and Marc. He’s telling the stories that need to be told in a somewhat different encounter! When you sit in his hand and gaze into his huge soulful eyes, you can’t help but contemplate the wonder of wildlife…and that the future is really in our hands. Western Lowland Gorillas are critically endangered due to illegal poaching and deforestation. King Nyani covers so many bases, from being an incredible artwork to a massive agent of change inspiring our wildlife warrior guests across the generations.”

Stephanie Hart, Senior Philanthropy Manager | Taronga Foundation