An Artist's Twist on Taxidermy Blurs the Boundaries of Humanity

In a bright, dusty loft next to the Brooklyn Navy Yard there is a studio that houses a menagerie of zebras, wolves, cougars, bears, greater kudu, gemsboks, baboons, and springbok. Except these animals are motionless and boast something never seen in nature: a human face. The word “taxidermy” originates from the Greek words taxi and […]

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