Bill Mack

He has no mentors.  There is nowhere to go to learn his art. No one teaches his technique.  Sculptor Bill Mack works in such a rare art form that coming up with a name to describe it has been only slightly less arduous than creating the art itself.

"Calling my artwork bas-relief," Mack says, "is incorrect since bas-relief technically refers to low relief sculpture.  My art, in fact, has more physical depth than high relief - it incorporates various elements in full-round rising toward the viewer as in my 'Illusion' image where her leg leaves the background extending into space.  A similar technique has been used on classic Roman and Greek buildings.  However, until I offered my current collection of sculptures, this art form had not appeared to any extent in galleries."

"Mack's art elicits an immediate emotional response," notes one critic.  "A moment in time is stopped, a familiar face revealed, the grace of a body in motion captured.  The viewer becomes more than an observer - he becomes a participant in the drama unfolding before his eyes."

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