But the woman behind the mix of neon lights and stuffed animals is unrepentent.

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Ebony Andrews - a 25-year-old registered taxidermist - composed the ghoulish display to highlight the view of animals in the 21st century and bring a fresh approach to the craft.

"I decided to use pure objects together with man-made things like the acrylic to show how animals are taken for granted.

"I want to be able to engage people with my work and am confident about the reaction from the public."

Many of the animals used by Miss Andrews for her projects are found at the roadside.

"Sometimes if I'm going on a journey somewhere I will take a bag with me in the car and look on the roadside as I drive.

"I am a naturalist and love animals so I would never do anything to harm them. I believe in recycling and finding another use for things which in a way this is."

Miss Andrews found an interest in taxidermy during her time at university when she used bird feathers for her art work.

"In my third year I came away from painting and started to look into objects, which is when I decided to try out taxidermy."

She took a course in taxidermy in Boston Spa, where she learnt the basic skills of stuffing a bird.

"When I first started doing it, I thought it was a bit squeamish but understanding the animals anatomy overrode that and instead of turning your nose at it you think, 'oh wow'."

Miss Andrews, of Bradford, is an assistant taxidermist at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh.

The exhibition runs at Dean Clough's upstairs gallery until June 1.

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