Birds and Costume-like Adornment



New Zealand-based artist Kar­ley Feaver created col­or­ful series Becom­ing Oth­er­wise, a mix­ture on the birds and costume-like adornment. The sculp­tures are uses not just taxi­dermy birds, but human hair, gold plated metal, wood, and more

Kar­ley has an unusual way of using hair on these small crea­tures. She forms it in such a way that it becomes a neck­lace, scarf and more.

The animals Karley uses are ethically sourced and have died of natural causes. None are harmed for the sake of creating art.

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment

Kar­ley Feaver Birds and Costume like Adornment