Wellington mayor Tory Whanau noted that Quasi had sparked significant conversation and curiosity, emphasizing the importance of having diverse art and creative projects in the city.
Wellington central MP Tamatha Paul highlighted the polarizing views surrounding Quasi, stating that while many were initially appalled, the sculpture ultimately became iconic, fulfilling its artistic purpose.
Initially met with disdain for its resemblance to Donald Trump, Quasi evolved into a symbol of debate and interpretation, showcasing the varied responses art can evoke in a community.
A Christchurch art critic's strong disapproval led him to list 10 reasons for Quasi’s removal, underscoring the contentious nature of public art in eliciting mixed reactions from audiences.
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