Chase Heck
Artist Statement by Chase Heck
My paintings reflect how I see the world. The "King of the Farm" painting is a nod to George Orwell's “Animal Farm”. After recently re-reading the book, I found the similarities between Napoleon and Trump’s character to be astonishing. I painted this to show the man as he should be shown, not as a pig, but a manipulator. Also, NO, this painting is not meant to call Trump a pig. It’s also not to mock or acknowledge conspiracies of the attempts on his life. Public assassinations only benefit their goals and it’s not hard to believe accelerationists would want to speed up the process.
Art Center Cooperative (TAC) Statement
While the artwork on display may not reflect the views, values, or perspectives of The Art Center Cooperative (TAC) as a whole, its inclusion in our member-run gallery reflects our commitment to supporting artists’ freedom of expression. TAC recognizes that art can invite dialogue, challenge assumptions, and present viewpoints that may be personal, complex, or controversial. We respect the right of artists to express their perspectives while also acknowledging that viewers may respond to the work in different ways.
My paintings reflect how I see the world. The "King of the Farm" painting is a nod to George Orwell's “Animal Farm”. After recently re-reading the book, I found the similarities between Napoleon and Trump’s character to be astonishing. I painted this to show the man as he should be shown, not as a pig, but a manipulator. Also, NO, this painting is not meant to call Trump a pig. It’s also not to mock or acknowledge conspiracies of the attempts on his life. Public assassinations only benefit their goals and it’s not hard to believe accelerationists would want to speed up the process.
Art Center Cooperative (TAC) Statement
While the artwork on display may not reflect the views, values, or perspectives of The Art Center Cooperative (TAC) as a whole, its inclusion in our member-run gallery reflects our commitment to supporting artists’ freedom of expression. TAC recognizes that art can invite dialogue, challenge assumptions, and present viewpoints that may be personal, complex, or controversial. We respect the right of artists to express their perspectives while also acknowledging that viewers may respond to the work in different ways.
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