A couple weeks back, we introduced you to 'Cthurkey,' a highly disturbing creation that we deemed this holiday season's most horrifying meal. Well, perhaps we spoke a bit too soon...
Giving the Cthurkey a run for its money, this Leatherface-inspired monstrosity is the child of Russian artist Viktor Ivanov, which we spotted over on Break. Fortunately for anyone who may have had the pleasure of being invited over to Ivanov's house for Christmas dinner, the revolting creation is not actually a meal but rather a piece of twisted art, which the artist constructed by sewing flaps of chicken skin on top of an actual teddy bear. "On the whole it made me feel disgusted the entire time I was making it," says Ivanov. "One should not know what it’s like to sew through skin."
Apparently Ivanov wasn't as repulsed by the process as he probably should've been, because...
Giving the Cthurkey a run for its money, this Leatherface-inspired monstrosity is the child of Russian artist Viktor Ivanov, which we spotted over on Break. Fortunately for anyone who may have had the pleasure of being invited over to Ivanov's house for Christmas dinner, the revolting creation is not actually a meal but rather a piece of twisted art, which the artist constructed by sewing flaps of chicken skin on top of an actual teddy bear. "On the whole it made me feel disgusted the entire time I was making it," says Ivanov. "One should not know what it’s like to sew through skin."
Apparently Ivanov wasn't as repulsed by the process as he probably should've been, because...
- 1/1/2014
- by John Squires
- FEARnet
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