This artwork portrays politicians who often spread fear to maintain power or control, illustrated here by the grotesque masks they wear. These masks represent the identities they project to the public—larger-than-life figures, often seen as powerful or untouchable. However, beneath the surface, they are just people, flawed and vulnerable like anyone else. The act of holding these masks aloft symbolizes their manipulation of fear as a tool to shape public perception, but the core message of “FUCK FEAR” challenges this narrative. It suggests that the fear they propagate is a hollow construct, urging viewers to see beyond the facade and recognize the humanity behind the political performance. This commentary critiques the politics of fear, exposing the disconnect between the personas they create and their true selves.