80 gallons of maggots...
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steph mckenzie
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I think i must have missed the point of the Link, it just shows me some images of models or something like that.
peter crabtree
AKA Simon, 1953 - 2022 (RIP)
steph mckenzie
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I must be lacking in artistic flair 
I don't see a maggot anywhere.
I don't see a maggot anywhere.
peter crabtree
AKA Simon, 1953 - 2022 (RIP)
When the link opens scroll down to a picture of a face and click the arrow to start the video...
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20 odd views has anyone watched the video? I don't get why Steph can't see it?
---------- Post added at 15:09 ---------- Previous post was at 14:53 ----------
20 odd views has anyone watched the video? I don't get why Steph can't see it?
Lord Paul of Sheffield
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there's an article that says about the maggots
Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC)
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Get the ugliest thing on the planet, the maggot,' Alexander McQueen says, 'and transform it into a Madonna.' Stranger things have happened, after all.
The concept is quintessential Knight/McQueen. Create the face of an angel and place it, pride of place, in a church in the southern French town of Avignon. Nothing much new about that, you might think, except that instead of using stained glass or any other such obvious and/or widely deemed appropriate materials, the pair constructed the piece entirely out of dyed maggots – 80 gallons of dyed maggots, to be precise. It’s a frankly horrifying thought, which is, of course, the point.
more here
The concept is quintessential Knight/McQueen. Create the face of an angel and place it, pride of place, in a church in the southern French town of Avignon. Nothing much new about that, you might think, except that instead of using stained glass or any other such obvious and/or widely deemed appropriate materials, the pair constructed the piece entirely out of dyed maggots – 80 gallons of dyed maggots, to be precise. It’s a frankly horrifying thought, which is, of course, the point.
more here