Ivianka Trump cleans and sweeps the floor!!!!! What's the story???

It's not what you think, it's not so bad for Trump and his family, but a controversial art exhibition is currently being held in Washington, bearing the name Ivanka Vacuuming, in reference to Ivanka, the daughter of US President Donald Trump, who "appears" in the exhibition as she cleans using a vacuum cleaner.

The idea behind this exhibition is the American artist Jennifer Rubell. In the exhibition, the audience enters a hall to see a woman remarkably similar to Ivanka, cleaning luxurious floral carpets, while the audience takes on the task of creating more excitement by throwing sand on the carpets to continue the work. Of course, the "fake Ivanka" keeps her smile all the time.

This exhibition, which started at the beginning of this month, will continue until February 17th.

What is the message?

The question remains, what is the purpose or message implicit in this artwork? Does he have anything to do with Trump?

Rubelle herself, who came up with the idea for this artwork, says: “It can symbolize a lot of things... It could mean that we want to clean a lot of things around us, there are a lot of meanings.”

Thus, Rubelle did not give a definitive and definitive explanation for this work, to make interpretations open towards issues of feminism, women and politics in general.

She explained that it is not necessarily negative towards Ivanka or that she sees her in this way, "the show is a picture of our feminist relationship with things and the role that Ivanka plays."

Is the idea silly?

As for the comments on the exhibition, they were mixed, as some considered that Ivanka could not have used the broom or the cleaning process throughout her life, so what makes her do this on an artistic and symbolic level?

There are also those who saw the idea as silly, as opposed to those who saw it as rich in connotations.

Ivanka Trump herself responded to the work via a tweet on Twitter, saying: "Women can choose to knock each other to the ground or help each other get up...and I chose the last option."