An Analysis of Three Banksy Paintings

Bank art works are influenced by politics, so you can only understand humanitarian aspects at a glance. All three images we are seeing are drawn on the walls of Israel apartheid. This wall isolated Israel from the West Bank. The bank opposed the wall and said, "According to international law the wall is illegal, basically making Palestine the largest prison in the world." Looking at these three images, you can feel more information behind art. These images were initially amazing. Because they demonstrate the combination of innocence and violence to demonstrate the peace of the world and the impact of war on people.

October 2013 - Banksy painted the exact pattern of homeless people on our bathroom wallpaper and made him stand on the wall next to the toilet for a week. On the afternoon of that week, Banxi wore a hat of the American flag and entered the toilet and cried, "I am sorry for the homeless gentleman, I can not see you there." That person, and Banksy changed the theme by asking if I saw "Real Game Explosive Bamboo last night". November 2013 - Bank began his day-to-day work from one of his artworks: Every few days he wears clothes for birth and makes a direct call to the local police station and he gives birth He said he was doing it. When they arrived, he pulled a doll labeled "justice" from under the skirt and told the police he was "doing well without them". Even when Banksy burned cocaine through the latex Nixon mask at the end of the month, this situation is very suitable as 911 began to refuse the phone from home.

Three weeks ago, in commemoration of the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Banksy entered New Orleans and marked a dozen or more walls in a symbolic style such as painting, template design, politics / surrealism / manga slope I attached it. Perhaps you have found a little girl flying a St. Cloud Street or Abel Lincoln 's refrigerator kite that was homeless on Cleveland Avenue. Bank work is relatively few, and his secretly anonymous and mischievous mystery pushed the price. This shortage depends in part on the highly unstable medium he prefers: public space, unmanned art can be painted by a passerby or opened by a passerby