There’s no denying that President Donald Trump has got people’s creative juices going.
ICYMI, anti-Trump graffiti and street art has been popping up all over the world.
The latest to be spotted in London mocks both Trump and Theresa May – titled Lie Lie Land, it’s been found in Islington, North London.
Lie lie land …..Theresa & Trump in full …
Street artist Bambi is behind the Hollywood-inspired piece – a parody of the promotional posters for the movie La La Land starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
She replaced the stars dancing together with Trump and May and told the Huffington Post: “A happy couple dancing without a care in the world, this film was released during a dark political time in our world.”
Meanwhile, over in New York, an image of a pregnant Trump being embraced by Vladmir Putin was projected on buildings.
@lenadunham #lovethroughhate pic.twitter.com/goJnZU7JkF
— Hater (@LoveThroughHate) February 15, 2017
The picture went viral after it was shared with the hashtag #lovethroughhate.The image appeared on Valentine’s Day, apparently as part of an ad campaign for dating app Hater.No clue what Hater is? Don’t worry, we didn’t either. It works like Tinder, but you swipe concepts rather than people. It matches you with other people who hate the same things that you do – you can have your say on 3,000 topics, and you swipe down to hate, up to love, left to dislike or right to like. Anyway, the installation definitely got a lot of people on Twitter talking…
So this was projected onto a building in Chelsea #NYC today #lovethroughhate LMAO ?? Thanks to whoever did this! pic.twitter.com/kIsBCIMJNn
— Kurt Menke (@geomenke) February 15, 2017
Well played NYC… well played. #lovethroughhate #TheResistance pic.twitter.com/UE92A4HGDS
— O General My General (@rideatdawn) February 15, 2017
This! ?? #lovethroughhate #trump #nyc #resist pic.twitter.com/E72wMA9vlT
— Elyse Louise (@elyse_louise) February 17, 2017
