Jeffery Dahmer Inspired Headless Artwork Proudly Displayed in John Podesta Bro's House

The pic kinda speaks for it's self. I can't imagine me walking into this guys house and not asking him what the F is wrong with him. This is only one of the freaky pieces of art. There are reports of Podesta entertaining and enjoying his guests shocked responses to his, well, unique tastes.

If you look close at the picture, the artist got the ribs from the murdered man correct. He also caught the protruding hip bones in life like casting in brass, congrats looks it all looks very close. Thank goodness that Jefferey gave Louise a subject to use as a model, and of course that there is a market for such work, Thanks Tony Podesta. The work id called suspension, and her work is somewhat disturbing.

In the picture below you can see the absolute joy on Tony P's face. I hope this all turns out to be a big misunderstanding. Not because I would feel anything for the guy in the pic. But the poor kids. Again if this is true.
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Shiny new piece.

a reply to: seasonal

This is only one of the freaky pieces of art. There are reports of Podesta entertaining and enjoying his guests shocked responses to his, well, unique tastes.

some like to play monster

until the real monsters show up...

then its
" please god , jesus forgive me "

I still think a "nice Vlad the Impaler art installation" on the white house lawn would be a fitting artistic response !!!!

a reply to: kibric

Something tells me this isn't play.

The Podesta at the least are as you described. But until we get to the bottom of the code, like, black and white handkerchief with a pizza related map on it. We wont know if this is cute quirkiness that was never taken care on the playground, or something much ickier.

originally posted by: kibric
a reply to: seasonal

This is only one of the freaky pieces of art. There are reports of Podesta entertaining and enjoying his guests shocked responses to his, well, unique tastes.

some like to play monster

until the real monsters show up...

then its
" please god , jesus forgive me "

Podesta is the monster. Just look up the photo's and comments of his and his male and female friends on instagram. They even mention Kill rooms and photo's of it.

a reply to: seasonal

Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.

Look closely at the picture of the victim and compare it to the work of art.

The victims arms are bent sideways and the knees are tucked. The only similarity is that their backs are bent backwards and that's IT.

Stop flooding the forums with all this noise.

One pizzagate thread per week is enough.

a reply to: everyone

If you look close it looks like the "kill room" is a walk in freezer/cooler.

Well that's a bit disturbing. I know people who like weird stuff, but I think this takes the cake.

originally posted by: ColdWisdom
a reply to: seasonal

Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.

Look closely at the picture of the victim and compare it to the work of art.

The victims arms are bent sideways and the knees are tucked. The only similarity is that their backs are bent backwards and that's IT.

Stop flooding the forums with all this noise.

One pizzagate thread per week is enough.

And both are headless, but let's not let that get in the way.....

a reply to: Vasa Croe

It's #ing stupid is what it is.

It used to be funny. I used to love reading pizzagate threads, it was like the new Mandela Effect.

Now it's not even funny, people are just reading into things that are not there. It's like listening to a flat earther.

a reply to: ColdWisdom

Relax, the model means just that. A starting point. If you can look the pics and not see a striking resemblance that's ok.

I think it looks very close. In short we disagree.

Sick #ers.
I don't understand how some people can still be in denial about it all.
hmmm....

a reply to: seasonal

This is what the museum that owns the original piece says about the work:

Arch of Hysteria, 1993
Louise Bourgeois
French, American, 1911 - 2010
bronze with silver nitrate patina
83.8 x 101.5 x 58.4 cm
Purchased 2005
National Gallery of Canada (no. 41581)
© The Easton Foundation


Stemming from her interest in the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of pain and fear, Bourgeois was drawn to the arch of hysteria as theorized and represented by the nineteenth-century neurologist Jean Martin Charcot (1825-1893). While working at the Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris, Charcot sought to represent hysteria by documenting the performances of his female patients. The physical tension of the hysterical arch - an intense muscular contraction, resulting in immobility and paralysis of the limbs - is emblematic of an equally extreme emotional state. Bourgeois makes this highly vulnerable position even more so by suspending her male figure from the ceiling. In choosing to represent him in an attitude traditionally associated with the female, the artist transgresses the social and sexual roles assigned to women, challenging the misconception of hysteria as a female malady. Source

a reply to: weirdguy

I can see the point that there are marked differences in the poor guy who was murdered and the piece of art work that one of Washington's most powerful brothers has hanging in his house. But if you look at the similarities an, from my perspective, an objective person will see a Jeffery Dahmer victim used as inspiration to create this art.

Sick #ers. I don't understand how some people can still be in denial about it all. hmmm....

originally posted by: ColdWisdom
a reply to: seasonal

Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.

Look closely at the picture of the victim and compare it to the work of art.

The victims arms are bent sideways and the knees are tucked. The only similarity is that their backs are bent backwards and that's IT.

...and their heads are both missing.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Thank you for the info, I looked up the artist, and found that it is part of her suspended (in the air) work. An her work can be disturbing.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Thanks buddy.

Thank you for doing the one thing that none of these pizzagate pushers thought to do.

originally posted by: seasonal
Thank you for the info, I looked up the artist, and found that it is part of her suspended (in the air) work. An her work can be disturbing.

It was also, from what I can tell, not based on Dahmer's handiwork.

originally posted by: ColdWisdom
Thanks buddy.

Thank you for doing the one thing that none of these pizzagate pushers thought to do.

It appears that the museum has had this piece since 2005 so I would like to see the date on the photo in the Original Post.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

The story doesn't get into whens. Is there more than 1 of this headless art work.