They Loved Being Masterchefs 30/30

About They Loved Being Masterchefs 30/30

This contemporary figurative bronze tabletop sculpture featuring a hybrid dog and rabbit as chefs is by Gillie and Marc.

Gillie and Marc’s iconic couple—Rabbitwoman and Dogman—the hybrid animal/human characters are beloved the world over. The British and Australian artist duo’s portfolio has been built on playful imagery that has a serious message—sending love and hope to save animals, the planet and ultimately us. This bronze table top sculpture shows the two characters posing as chefs standing in front of a table preparing food. Edition 30 of 30.

“Dogman and Rabbitwoman love cooking together. There is nothing more intimate than to get into the kitchen and create a wholesome meal with the one you love. They may not be master chefs but it really doesn’t matter. The best part is they’re having fun together.“ Gillie and Marc

Gillie and Marc enjoy a rare partnership as they are married and have worked together as artists for more than 25 years. Gillie and Marc are passionate environmental activists who have used their sculptures, paintings, and photographs to celebrate and save endangered animals. Every year they donate thousands of dollars earned from their art sales to many international animal charities they support through their project ‘Love the Last.’ Among their many accolades they’ve received the Allens People's Choice Award in 2016 and 2018, the Kids' Choice Award at the 2016 Sculpture by the Sea, and the Bayside Arts Festival People's Choice Award in 2019. Gillie and Marc’s work is exhibited and sold throughout the world.