Ben Kaller Sketches

My object is a ceramic chicken, which I believe is technically a rooster, that is designed for home decoration. It has a tag on the bottom stating that it is a sample from Tiwan and was created in 1982. The chicken is presumably designed to sit on a shelf as a decoration, which would bring a homey and farm-like vibe into a home. There is an idealistic view of farming in America, and many people who grew up on farms look back with nostalgia. The idea of a calm life on a farm may be appealing to those who live is busy cities. The chicken reminds me a lot of farming in general, and how unethical and brutal it has become. I want the chicken to represent the guilt I feel when I eat animals, as I am not vegan but I have considered it. I want to display a gruesome scene that is framed within a “normal” setting. 

This sketch shows my most ambitious idea, to have a conveyor belt that contains models of the chickens moving towards a swinging axe.
In this sketch, I have two KFC buckets filled with fake blood and parts of the chicken, mainly the heads. One will be spilled and the other will be almost overflowing with blood.
This would be a wicker basket filled with chicken heads and bodies, and be covered in fake blood. The blood will seep out of the basket onto the floor.