Garnett Puett's wax figurines... simple molded wax shaped which are placed in wiremesh "hives" for the bees to finish. Puett said that he said his family made bees in Georgia. Now, he molds the figures, places them in home hives, lets the bees have enough food to build comb and begin to fill it with stored energy, then shuts their door to the world long enough to make the eat it all, cleaning the comb and preparing the sculpture for his removal.     Hidden behind those walls, the bees were hard at work sculpting enormous wax figurines, feminine forms, in which they intended to enter our world.