S***HOLE emojis projected on Trump DC Hotel

January 14, 2018 17:31

An American artist with a video projector has given the Trump family's Washington, DC hotel a makeover by projecting the word S***HOLE and p**p emojis onto the front steps of the hotel.

Other messages that were projected included "emoluments welcome" and "pay Trump bribes here." Both these messages were projected on the same DC hotel in May as well.

The display was the work of artist Robin Bell, the founder of video projection company Bell Visuals, who has previously projected wording critical of the president onto the hotel.

According to the Washington Post, he had focused his projector onto the building for about 40 minutes and was interviewed afterwards.

"We are all responsible to stand up and end white supremacy," a segment of the display read, "#Resist".

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