From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:Diana Walczak is an American sculptor, computer graphics pioneer and filmmaker. She is most famous for creating the original Michael Jackson HIStory Statue which she sculpted in 1994. She also created the digital representation of the statue for Michael Jackson's album, HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I.[1] In 1988, she partnered with Jeff Kleiser to form Kleiser-Walczak Construction Co. Kleiser-Walczak (now Synthespian Studios) and developed the first computer-generated humans, the first digital stunt doubles, and the first face-replacements in a feature film. Her work may be seen in major feature films such as Stargate, X-men, Fantastic 4, Surrogates… and even the Columbia Pictures logo! Diana also directed an advertising campaign for Sun-Maid Raisins, in which the Sun-Maid girl comes to life in TV commercials and in print ads. She and Jeff have directed the digital animation of many special venue attractions, including Universal's “The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man,” Epcot’s “Honey I Shrunk the Audience”, a 3D film opening for Radio City Music Hall’s “Christmas Spectacular,” and a 70 minute 70mm stereoscopic Opera, "Monsters of Grace" composed by Philip Glass and designed by Robert Wilson.In 2002, Diana wrote about her vision of the future of education technology in a paper entitled “Encompassing Education” for the Department of Commerce Commerce ’s “2020 Visions.” Diana writes and directs live-action projects under the Harmless Little Bunny Productions flag including a films for World Connect shot in Kenya, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, most recently, Morocco.