American artist Mark Cline recreated Stonehenge using foam in 2004; after more than a decade at Natural Bridge, Virginia, the life-sized replica found a new home at a farm
- PC: Cox FarmsAn American artist recreated Stonehenge using foam rather than ancient stone, building a life-sized replica that made its debut on April Fool’s Day in 2004.
- Known as Foamhenge, the installation was created by Mark Cline of Enchanted Castle Studio and stood in Natural Bridge, Virginia, for more than a decade.
- In 2016, Cline said the site was due to become part of Natural Bridge State Park and that the replica needed a new home.
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- PC: Cox FarmsAn American artist recreated Stonehenge using foam rather than ancient stone, building a life-sized replica that made its debut on April Fool’s Day in 2004.
- Known as Foamhenge, the installation was created by Mark Cline of Enchanted Castle Studio and stood in Natural Bridge, Virginia, for more than a decade.
- In 2016, Cline said the site was due to become part of Natural Bridge State Park and that the replica needed a new home.
Sources: Times of India