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November 5, 2024
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The installation "Donald Trump's Star Behind Bars" by street artist Plastic Jesus was placed on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, symbolizing the artist’s critique of Trump's actions and policies. The metal bars covering Trump's star resemble a prison cell, conveying a statement on justice and accountability in a provocative public art form. This installation reflects Plastic Jesus’s signature style of blending political commentary with humor in urban spaces.

The installation “Donald Trump’s Star Behind Bars” by street artist Plastic Jesus was placed on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, symbolizing the artist’s critique of Trump’s actions and policies.

The metal bars covering Trump’s star resemble a prison cell, conveying a statement on justice and accountability in a provocative public art form. This installation reflects Plastic Jesus’s signature style of blending political commentary with humor in urban spaces.

Plastic Jesus: We can hope… Do you think it will ever happen? Comment below! … Trump is due to testify at a hearing into his business practices in front of NY AG Letitia James later this week. Trump has always been unfit to run a business. Let alone run the country. The US deserves better. The USA is an amazing nation. The potential of the people their compassion, drive, tolerance and ability to adapt is incredible. We deserve an incredible leader. And a system that will enable them to get elected.

More street art by Plastic Jesus:

Street art by Plastic Jesus on an electrical box in Los Angeles, featuring the bold red text: 'I was gonna paint some street art on this electrical box, but I realised I could go to jail for longer than a rapist.' The piece critiques societal priorities and the justice system, using sharp humor to highlight discrepancies in punishment.
Street art by Plastic Jesus on an electrical box in Los Angeles, boldly displaying the red stencil text: 'Stop Making Stupid People Famous.' This piece critiques celebrity culture and the media's role in elevating certain individuals to fame, sparking reflection on societal values.

A small collection: Plastic Jesus in Los Angeles (6 photos)

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  1. I hope the parasitic alien ROTS!!! Unfortunately it loves itself too much to off itself so WE have to hope that nature takes it OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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