Actor plays Trump in mock prison cell on interactive Tehran billboard
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- The display forms part of a public campaign depicting the US leader on trial, accompanied by the slogan "It is a crime not to see this scene"
An Iranian state-backed public art installation depicting US President Donald Trump behind bars was unveiled in Tehran's bustling Tajrish Square, according to Iranian state media.
The interactive, billboard-style display features a protruding mock prison cell with an actor wearing a realistic mask, dark suit, and red tie to impersonate Trump.
Inside the confined space, the performer paces around, sits on a simple bed, and acts out being held captive.
Organized as part of a visual campaign symbolizing a trial and accountability for the US leader, the installation prominent features the Persian slogan: "It is a crime not to see this scene."
The event organizers said that the live performance artwork is set to operate around the clock, drawing large crowds of pedestrians and passersby taking photos in northern Tehran.
