Sleeping with the fishes - for art, for death
A death row inmate has consented to let an artist turn his body into fish food.
It's a death penalty critique, but does partake of a pulp fiction/James Bond villain flair.
(via Steve B)
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A death row inmate has consented to let an artist turn his body into fish food.
It's a death penalty critique, but does partake of a pulp fiction/James Bond villain flair.
(via Steve B)
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