Biography

Zero to Sixty - Self Portrait

Born in Tokyo, Japan, Snow Mack's work is influenced by her travels in life and in dreams. Snow graduated from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. Snow met and married Kevin Mack, a fellow art student at ACCD. 

Snow and Kevin formed a band after college, "The Fringe" and toured and recorded several albums.  Recording music lead to an interest in computers and using computers to make music and art.
Experience with computers lead Snow to working as a digital artist in
the Visual Effects Industry.  Snow worked as a digital matte painter on award winning films including "Apollo 13", "Titanic", "What Dreams May Come", "Fight Club", "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and "Ghost Rider". Snow also designs digital works for advertising.

Currently, Snow and Kevin are collaborating on his Virtual Reality project, Shape Space VR.  Shape Space VR is abstract, surreal virtual reality art experiences created by pioneering digital fine artist and Academy Award winning visual effects supervisor, Kevin Mack.  They are demoing Shape Space at gallery events, VR conferences and pop up demos.  

Snow is continuing to focus on her fine art practice and exhibiting new work. Snow's work is in private collections throughout the United Sates and Canada. 

Education

Art Center College Of Design (CA) BFA 1981

Maryland Institute College of Art (MD) 1978

University of Maine (ME) 1977

Rhode Island School of Design (RI) summer 1976