Research Paper - Banksy

The real identity is unknown, and his work is internationally recognized. He painted a picture from Bethlehem to Los Angeles, and somewhere in between. Beginning with his appearance as a freelance artist in the city of Bristol, Banks came out of town and began to introduce his work all over the world. His reputation has been raised, after his art gathered the attention of celebrities such as Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and Christina Aguilera, his work frequently sells six or seven people. Despite his new reputation, Banksy continued the public's attention with the same important image on the street, and there were no signs to stop. Instead, as his career continued, the work of the bank continued to evolve into more vivid social commentary. Bank work is becoming more and more attractive, which represents his frustration with society. This frustration

From selecting the site, choosing the media, theme, until the statement he chose to express. Like other graffiti artists, most canvases that Banksy chose to draw are often not legal. More specifically, most of his work is technically illegal.

However, due to the criminal nature of his art, Banksy insisted on his work. Banxi does not oppose the law calling his artistic law.

For casual artists like Banksy, this position seems to be irregular or trivial. His previous street art was illegally created, but its environment is not entirely inappropriate. But people do not expect it

Banxter chose to target Disneyland, and his work caused a fuss. His work was ignored for an hour and a half, after which the entire park was evacuated and temporarily closed. The bank was not arrested, but his photographer Thierry Guetta was detained while the Disney security team was shooting dead. Getta was held for nearly five hours, and the importance of Disneyland was proved

In the advantage of a public place where he chose to do the work, Banksy expressed his frustration through the media he chose. In the early days of his career, Banksywork was almost completely working on the template. These templates are the sign of the artist and rarely to sign his work. It is faster and easier than handwritten graffiti and you can build these tools before actually working. Usingstencils reduced the time spent painting graffiti and undoubtedly freed Banksy from unpleasant conversations with the police (Banksy, 12). In addition, using templates, Banksy can reconstruct the same image hundreds of times in the city in hours.

October 2013 - Banksy drew 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 that afternoon, Banxi wore a hat of the American flag and entered the toilet and cried, "I am sorry for the homeless gentleman, I will not meet over there." That person, and Banksy changed the subject by asking if I saw "a real firecracker last night". November 2013 - Banxey played a daily routine with one of his art works. When they arrived, he pulled the doll labeled "justice" from under the skirt and told the police he was "doing well without them". This situation is very fierce as 911 began to refuse the phone from home despite Banksy burning it by cooking cocaine at latex Nixon mask near the end of the month.

This work was completed by a graffiti artist named Banksy. The bank remains anonymous, but over the years, more information about him has been released. He was born in Bristol, England in 1974. Banksy is a political activist and film director. His style is a combination of destructive irony and dark humor and sends out a very powerful message leaving room for explanation. His art is done through graffiti template technology. In addition, Banksy is strongly influenced by Princess Wales Diana, German artist, Kate Kolwitz, and American - French painter Marcel Duchamp. Usually, Banksy will work overnight. As graffiti artists, they must work soon as they are an illegal form of art that can be caught in prison due to vandalism. This special artwork "Mobile Lovers" created in April 2014 at Bancy's home Bristol conveys the importance of living in the present.