An answer by a Japanese artist Sachiko Kazama:
The comicalness of someone in state power makes me laugh. The more dictator-like they are, the more humorous their comic character becomes and the public feels charisma in them. I laugh at their comedy. However, I cannot laugh at the tragedy caused by their power.
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Sachiko Kazama, Nonhuman Crossing, 2013.
Installation photo: Jaka Babnik. Archive: MGLC.
