01 — What Is Satire – 5 Layers

A visual explanation of satire as a layered form of thought rather than simple humor.

The piece introduces the conceptual framework that underlies the entire Chainsaw Chicken project.

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02 — Mom’s Day

A surreal Mother’s Day reflection in which Chainsaw Chicken contemplates identity, family,

and belonging. The work blends tenderness and absurdity to explore how people construct

personal narratives. Read the full story →

03 — Past Warning Remembered

A meditation on how societies repeatedly ignore the lessons of history. The image frames memory

itself as a fragile warning that fades with time. Read the full story →

04 — Easter Island Discovery

Chainsaw Chicken encounters the famous Moai statues, raising questions about forgotten

civilizations and humanity’s tendency to repeat old mistakes. Humor becomes the gateway into

historical reflection. Read the full story →

05 — Bird Mask Convention

An imagined gathering of masked identities exploring how people adopt symbolic personas.

The work plays with the boundary between costume, belief, and personal identity.

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06 — Defrost Walt Disney

A satirical look at cultural nostalgia and the recurring fantasy of resurrecting the past.

The piece questions whether technological revival can truly restore what history has already

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07 — Greenland in Play

A commentary on modern geopolitics presented through surreal negotiation. The work highlights

how real-world political discourse can sometimes resemble theater. Read the full story →

08 — Zen Master’s Words

Chainsaw Chicken encounters a philosophical paradox that challenges certainty and authority.

Humor becomes a doorway into reflection on wisdom and doubt. Read the full story →

09 — ChatGPT Admires Chainsaw

A playful meta-commentary on artificial intelligence, authorship, and creativity. The image explores

how emerging technologies interact with human satire and artistic voice. Read the full story →

10 — Bull Run

A reflection on the early optimism surrounding the American Civil War before its devastating

reality became clear. The work contrasts confidence and catastrophe to explore the illusions that

accompany the start of conflict. Read the full story →