We may have lost the King of Pop in the summer of 2009, but his music lives on, as does his likeness, now preserved in chicken wire.

Artist Ivan Lovatt makes remarkably lifelike sculptures of famous folks, icons and wildlife out of material so paltry it’s usually reserved for poultry – chicken wire.
Here, the father of relativity is lovingly rendered in chicken wire.

Sir Edmund Hillary
What
better way to honor the fabled New Zealand mountaineer, explorer and
environmental champion than to recreate his likeness in wire fencing?
Grace Jones
She’s posed for fashion magazines, recorded hit records and even battled James Bond, but here she is immortalized in the finest of sturdy barnyard materials for posterity.
Dame Edna Everage
Australian
comedian Barry Humphries’ beloved character, Dame Edna Everage.
Perhaps her boa includes some actual chicken feathers.
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