Bill Greaves’ new artwork utilizes symbols, icons, and myths that are part of all
our collective past and memories – such as spirals, hand prints, and other sacred
patterns – and combines them with his powerful sense of color and design, to
 create images that resonate with people of all ages and cultures.
          His work illustrates that we all share the same fundamental history and
 cultural beginnings. Whether we are from the Americas, Europe, Africa, or
 anywhere else on the planet earth, Greaves’ work shows us images that we can
 all ‘recognize’, and tries to help make us all realize that we need to look for the
 things that bring us together as one big Family of Man – and not continue to
 pursue the things that divide us, and keep us apart.
         Greaves was born in England, and traveled extensively in Europe, North
 Africa, the Middle East, and North America, before moving to Maui, Hawaii in
  
2000. It was during these travels that he started to put together the ‘links’ that 
would lead him on his current creative path. He saw that before there were 
borders, language barriers, color differences, and religious conflicts there was 
a common root that united everyone on the planet. It is this ‘commonality’ that 
Greaves seeks to address in his art. 
          He moved to Cave Creek, Arizona earlier this year, with his family, and is 
devoting himself to his artwork and his new graphic design company, Concept 
West. Greaves’ wife, Amy, is a fiber artist.
  
 
  For further information, please contact Bill Greaves:
38913 North 57th Place, Cave Creek, Arizona 85331, USA
Telephone and Fax: 480 595 5510 Email: bgreaves1@msn.com