Their latest exhibition, “A Wild Race Against Time,” is a monumental public art installation supporting the Love the Last Wildlife Fund. Featuring 14 larger-than-life, interactive sculptures of endangered animals, the exhibition highlights the urgent need for wildlife conservation through whimsical scenes of animals traveling on bicycles, scooters and other wheeled vehicles.
Gillie and Marc are a British-Australian artist duo renowned for their interactive public sculptures that convey messages of love, equality, and conservation. Celebrated by The New York Times as “the most successful and prolific creators of public art in New York’s history,” their work features the iconic characters Rabbitwoman and Dogman, symbolizing the union of opposites as soulmates. Their art is displayed in over 250 cities worldwide, including prominent locations in New York City, London, and Sydney.
Notable projects include “The Last Three,” a monumental rhino sculpture in New York raising awareness for endangered species, and “Statues for Equality,” an international public art movement promoting gender equality. Through their compelling sculptures and paintings, Gillie and Marc inspire global audiences to engage with critical social and environmental issues.
Their latest exhibition, “A Wild Race Against Time,” is a monumental public art installation supporting the Love the Last Wildlife Fund. Featuring 14 larger-than-life, interactive sculptures of endangered animals, the exhibition highlights the urgent need for wildlife conservation through whimsical scenes of animals traveling on bicycles, scooters and other wheeled vehicles. Led by the duo’s iconic Rabbitwoman and Dogman, the sculptures symbolize a collective journey toward safety and protection for the world’s most vulnerable species.
Designed to encourage public interaction, the installation invites visitors to climb aboard, pose alongside and connect with the animals, transforming wildlife conservation into an engaging and accessible experience. By blending playful storytelling with a powerful environmental message, this exhibition encourages audiences to develop a deeper appreciation for endangered species and recognize their role in protecting the planet’s biodiversity.
