Sick Art for Sick Minds: Macron & Art World Defend Pedophile Art

STOP WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS GRAPHIC AND DISTURBING IMAGES.

Swiss artist Miriam Cahn is no stranger to controversy. Her artwork often depicts violence and imagery that offends people. You can see Cahn below with her painting of a Muslim women wearing a hijab exposing her mid section. Of course, a Muslim women wears a hijab for modesty/religious reasons. So to many, this painting is offensive. But, it depicts an adult and, for the most part, any art with adults is considered fair game.

Perhaps Cahn believes the more controversial, the more exposure her work will receive and the more her paintings will sell at premium prices. There is logic to this. Only the most disturbed minds would want paintings that shows extreme sickness, especially like the last one below. The more people who see the art, the more likely a rich sick person will see it and buy it.

Violence towards women is common. Violence towards everyone is common. We all see it in movies and television. Showing violence in art is not unusual. But what kind of person would actually buy the next painting and showcase it on their wall?

Her current artwork, displayed in multiple museums including Paris and Tokyo, are the most disturbing and the focus of the recent controversy. They showcase pedophilia and trafficking of children.

It is not surprising that Macron and the elite art world would defend this work. They are actively trying to normalize pedophilia (yes, it’s true) throughout the world which I cover in my next podcast with David Sorenson (activist who is trying to expose this effort).

The last painting, featuring the disturbing abuse of a child (pictured below), made headlines worldwide when an elderly man, angered by what he saw, threw paint on the portrait.

The Palais de Tokyo modern art museum, where the painting was being displayed, said the man "deliberately degraded" the work and said they would file a complaint for damage to property and obstruction of freedom of expression.

Of course they would defend the artist, they made the decision to show the work in their museum and, by in doing so, approved the public display of abusive sexual acts on children. They too are guilty.

As reported by a French news source, RFI:

both the courts and Macron support the artist’s work even though French law forbids public displays of “pedo-pornographic” material that “incites” predators and “puts minors in danger.”

"Attacking a work is an attack on our values. In France, art is always free and respect for cultural creation is guaranteed," President Macron said on Monday.

Obviously Macron’s words are hypocritical to the highest order. He, and other elites, only respect freedom when its something they endorse. Otherwise censorship, forced vaccines, and other acts of government oppression is fair game.

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You tell me, are the paintings below okay to display?

The first one, maybe not as bad as the last one, shows a naked man dragging along a very young child which seems to depict child sex trafficking. The last one is very explicit and shows forced sexual abuse of a child. It’s also the painting that was defaced in the Tokyo Museum.

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