A 6-inch-tall wall, complete with barbed wire and tiny American flags, was erected around the GOP presidential candidate’s star this week.
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In addition, building the Donald Trump Walk of Fame wall was a ideal opportunity for the artist to promote his now-infamous slogan, which is “stop making stupid people famous”.
If you’ve watched any political coverage recently, you’ve certainly heard about Donald Trump’s plan to build a wall on the USA border with Mexico.
Unlike Trump’s much-advertised wall, there is no reason to believe Mexico paid for this tiny replica, which the Associated Press reported was gone by the following morning.
Speaking to artnet, Jesus explained that while other artists have focused on ” personal attacks ” against the Republican presidential nominee, “I think really what we should be focused on is attacking ridiculous policies that will damage the United States”.
A biography on his website says: “Plastic Jesus is not about revolution, he is not a anarchist [sic] but would like to see some changes around the place”.
One of those dark corners, in Plastic Jesus’ eyes, involves Trump’s views on immigration reform.
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(WTNH) – He said he wanted a wall, right? This is not the first time that Plastic Jesus has undertaken a controversial art project directed towards the outspoken politician-he is well known on Instagram for his graphic art that encompasses street signs created to say “No Trump Anytime” and “No Kardashian Anytime”.
