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"  Want to help your candidate in the upcoming election? Try carving a bust of the contender entirely out of butter. According to NBC Chicago, there is currently a bust of President Obama made from butter on display in Chicago. The project is a performance art piece dreamt up by artists Adam Brooks and Mathew Wilson. The two hired another artist, an Ohio man name Bob Kling, who is known for his butter sculptures, to complete the job. Kling carved Obama&amp;#039;s bust from a giant mound of unsalted butter, working for days in a cooler to get Obama just right. More From Delish: Road Trip Stops: Food Attractions Why did Brooks and Wilson choose a butter bust? Apparently the fact that butter carving is an oddly celebrated American tradition made the dairy medium perfect for this particular project. The work is titled &amp;quot;The Harvest&amp;quot; because it is meant to &amp;quot;harvest&amp;quot; people&amp;#039;s reactions. While the bust may seem to be pro-Obama, the artists insist that their installation is neutral. Instead, &amp;quot;It seeks to provoke a reaction,&amp;quot; stated Mathew Wilson. The Industry of the Ordinary plans to film onlooker reactions to the bust and use them in a film as a &amp;quot;portrait of a culture in transition.&amp;quot; More From Delish: Bites Near the Sights: Where to Eat Near America&amp;#039;s Tourist Attractions Just what will happen to butter Obama after the exhibit ends? As of now the artists aren&amp;#039;t sure. Perhaps they will pair the butter bust with a giant loaf of bread baked in the shape of Governor Romney. Would you go to see a bust of Obama made entirely out of butter? Find more great food content on Delish:  Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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