Artist executes cockroach in electric chair for entering his work studio

Artist executes cockroach in electric chair for entering his work studio
An artist has sparked an outrage online after he executed a cockroach in a mini electric chair.

Sculptor Gabriel Tuazon reportedly caught the cockroach when it flew in through a window at his home in Pasig, Philippines, on Wednesday. He spent two hours to set up a mini wooden chair which he connected to battery wires and a light bulb before clipping the roach down with a metal lid on its head.

Artist executes cockroach in electric chair for entering his work studio
Gabriel then filmed himself turning on the switch which sent a current to the metal lid that killed the cockroach.

After the execution, Tuazon placed the cockroach in a 'coffin', an old matchbox.

The video has seen the artist getting bashed online which some of them condemning him for animal cruelty.

Artist executes cockroach in electric chair for entering his work studio

Kristina Abatayo said: 'Son of a b****, ew poor thing.'

Manuel Malingo wrote: 'How can anybody think that this is acceptable. Every living creature has feelings. This is animal cruelty and it should not be allowed.'

Josef Dasco commentated: 'We're so cruel to other animals. Good thing we turned out to be humans. But what if we became the cockroaches?'

Artist executes cockroach in electric chair for entering his work studio
Explaining why he executed the cockroach in that manner, he said: 'I opened my window because it was hot and the cockroach came in. He wasn't supposed to come inside.

'It all started when a cockroach entered my room. I was supposed to hit it with an object, but felt gross at the idea because I might dirty my working table.

'I trapped it alive using a plastic. And so the ideas came pouring in.'

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