See Jim Carrey's painting of sexual assault survivors confronting Sen. Jeff Flake in an elevator

Jim Carrey can’t shake the scene America watched last week of Sen. Jeff Flake, a Republican from Arizona, being confronted by survivors of sexual assault. The poignant encounter led Flake to shift his position and call for further investigation of sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court.

Six days later, the Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind star made Flake the subject of his latest political painting. He included a message alongside it: “He’s not a hero but he (briefly) played one on TV,” with a link to the government website for registering to vote.

Carrey unveiled the piece the day Flake told reporters that he was satisfied with an FBI investigation of accusations from Christine Blasey Ford and others against Kavanaugh, although it was limited in scope. “We’ve seen no additional corroborating information,” said Flake, who holds a key vote in the matter.

The comedian has been vocal about his political opinions, and the events surrounding Kavanaugh’s nomination have provided plenty of fodder.

With senators set to vote on Kavanaugh as soon as Saturday, Carrey will likely have an entire Kavanaugh exhibit soon.

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