A master artist for many decades, Bill Mack (American, born 1949) has created relief and in-the-round sculpture for collections and galleries worldwide — Japan, Europe, South America and the United States. Unquestionably the finest living relief sculptor, Mack has revived the long-lost alto-relief methods used centuries ago in classical art and architecture.

Relief sculpture requires the synthesis of shortened dimensions to create accurate shadowing. The artist's exceptional ability and visual acuity combine to manage the distortions when creating relief sculpture. By combining high and low relief incised surfaces, and elements in full round, the view becomes involved, the art emerging into the world of the viewer.

Bill achieves this dramatic imagery by employing various unusual materials. His extensive experience with porcelains, acrylics, resins, silicons, and epoxies work to provide the perfect combination of crafted skill and artistic vision. Art experts have commented: "Mack's art elicits an immediate emotional response. The viewer becomes more than an observer; he becomes a participant in the drama unfolding before his eyes." 

With admirers and collectors worldwide, Bill is creating the artistic standard for viewing and judging contemporary relief sculpture.