Giant ‘Trump Head’ Sculpture Emerges In Sydney To Greet Those Outside Of Twitter
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Following the voyages of ‘Trump Baby’ and ‘Trump Chicken’, it seems like the US President has taken root in Australia.
In Sydney’s Luna Park, a giant sculpture of Trump’s head “arises” from the ground. Titled Monument #32: Helter Skelter, the installation for art fair Sydney Contemporary was created by Melbourne-based artist Callum Morton, and features the unmistakable facial features of Trump with an empty ‘noggin’.
The sculpture’s hollowed-out head is spacious enough to fit in a bench, allowing passersby to step inside Trump’s brain and pick at it.
According to Sydney Contemporary, the installation “play[s] a role in our everyday lives,” much like the actual president does.
Check out the sculpture below. Would you like to get in the US President’s head?
Look who’s turned up at Barangaroo @realDonaldTrump @sydcontemporary #sydneycontemporary pic.twitter.com/QF6ixanV4W
— Andrew Taylor (@smh_andrew) August 30, 2018
A Luna Park-esque, hollow-headed @realdonaldtrump - firmly planted at Barangaroo #Momument32 #HelterSkelter #LunaPark #trump pic.twitter.com/dkpNj7ecvA
— Andrea Booth (@AndreasBooth) August 28, 2018
The start of today. Trump is sinking down under. @ Barangaroo pic.twitter.com/trScLUEccE
— Eileenღ (@eileenblue27) August 27, 2018
Trump at #Barangaroo now under 24/7 guard. Understood to have been a little contentious. #Sydney pic.twitter.com/pbhCLZWCqC
— Brad Lorge (@BradLorge) August 29, 2018
[via TimeOut, images via various sources]
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