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Acataphasia Grey, Rogue Taxidermist

Published: March 5, 2013 at 8:40 p.m. PST
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  • Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image
  • Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey put crystals in as teeth. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey put crystals in as teeth. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image
  • Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey shows under the fur of a composite arctic fox-possum-aardwolf. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey shows under the fur of a composite arctic fox-possum-aardwolf. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image
  • Cat Grey'S windowsills are an eccentric menagerie. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    Cat Grey'S windowsills are an eccentric menagerie. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image
  • Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey shows some of the members of 'unfortunate animal of the month club'. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey shows some of the members of 'unfortunate animal of the month club'. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image
  • 'Garroting Bunny'. Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    'Garroting Bunny'. Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image
  • Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey's 'Heads Up Ball'. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey's 'Heads Up Ball'. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image
  • Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey's collection of small animal skulls. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey's collection of small animal skulls. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image
  • Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey's pincushion is an animal. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey's pincushion is an animal. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image
  • 'Robert' was found mummified by Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey's father. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE)
    'Robert' was found mummified by Acataphasia 'Cat' Grey's father. She calls herself a 'rogue taxidermist' because of the non-traditional, macabre creations she makes out of animal parts. She is scheduled to appear on AMC's 'Immortalized' television show. (PETER HALEY/THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Buy this image

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