Banksy confirms authorship of seven new murals in Ukraine

Last Friday, the 11th, the famous banksy shared his newest art on his profile on Instagram🇧🇷 According to the renowned street artist, he created seven murals in several cities in Ukraine, including Borodianka, on the outskirts of Kiev, the capital of the country that is still at war with Russia.

According to the Sheetthe graffiti shared by banksy it was made in a ukrainian building that was left in ruins after a bombing. In black and white, the mural depicts a gymnast balancing on a pile of rubble while doing a handstand on top of concrete blocks.

In addition to the gymnast, other athletes were also represented by the works of banksy🇧🇷 In Irpin, a rhythmic gymnast dances with a ribbon, and in Borodianka, a judoka gives a man a blow, which could be Vladimir Putin🇧🇷 In Horenka, a man bathes alone, while in Hostomel, a woman in a bathrobe wears a gas mask while holding a fire extinguisher.

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It is interesting to point out that this is not the first time that banksy creates murals in territories taken by armed conflicts. In addition to Ukraine — which has seven graffiti, according to the artist confirmed shortly after its publication —, the West Bank has also been adorned with works by the designer.

Completely anonymous, banksy conquered the world with satirical, critical works full of meanings. With refusals of interviews, the artist gives due focus to his works of art — which, in addition to being revolutionary, can be considered controversial. Scattered across the streets in various cities around the world, the artist’s graffiti are intended to criticize, propose reflections and, for the most part, shock.

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