British-Australian artists Gillie and Marc has been has transformed city streets, airports, bridges, and cultural landmarks into places of connection, compassion, and conservation for more than three decades — proving that art can do more than inspire. It can change the world. With sculptures and exhibitions in over 250 cities worldwide, Gillie and Marc are redefining what public art can be: immersive, interactive experiences that spark empathy, tell stories of love and unity, and urgently advocate for the planet’s most endangered species.

Gillie and Marc are Archibald Prize Finalists and recipients of numerous international awards, including the Chianciano Biennale (Italy), multiple People’s Choice Awards at Sculpture by the Sea (Sydney), and widespread critical acclaim. But for Gillie and Marc, accolades are secondary. Their greatest achievement lies in the lives they help protect and the hearts they inspire. Because for them, art is not about seeing —it’s about saving. They are not just artists. They are eco-warriors of love — travelling the world to protect its most endangered souls, using creativity as their voice and compassion as their cause.

Art, in their hands, becomes an act of devotion — to wildlife, to the planet, and to love itself.