Bloody Jackson reimagines Andrew Jackson as a working-class butcher, transforming the historical figure into an everyday laborer. Hand-stitched details depict him with a cigarette in his mouth, sausages draped around his neck, and blood splatters across his clothing, grounding the once-formal portrait in the grit and reality of manual labor. Part of Webber’s Butcher Collection, this piece challenges the glorification of presidential imagery, instead placing these figures in the roles of everyday blue-collar workers. Encased in acrylic, Bloody Jackson is both a sharp critique and a celebration of the working class.