The Underground Artist as Political Spokesperson

An underground artist as a political spokesperson says that cartoons do not necessarily affect society, just as it reflects society. If the latter seems to be true, then the former is a more obvious fact. The subtleties of their information may escape immediate notifications to ordinary citizens, but after a few hours or days when people stop and use clever manga to explain points; artists The statement was completed. There were a lot of subtle things in the 1960s and the 1970s - none of them had noticed their arrival until too late to stop their existence - the American young people informed their world of the same A lot of subtle things. Permanent change

Street art is an underground movement that was born in the 1970s and 1980s due to the appearances of artists such as Blek le Rat, Basquiat, Britain's Anarchy Punk Band Crass etc. In the city of youth, artists draw political information and declarations, trying to overcome the popular mass consumer arts and their elite status. This movie is an important cultural relic of this short-lived genre, but it is also criticism of street art. After collecting the shots for 8 years, Geta gave up the camera and began to create his own street art, "getting through the gift shop" suffered a tragic sharp drop. Mr. Ren renamed Brainwash (MBW) and began to plan his own street art exhibition "Life is beautiful" despite being relatively anonymous.

Banksy is an English anonymous street artist, destructive agent, political activist, film director. His satirical street art and destructive caricature combine black humor and graffiti with unique template techniques. His political and social interpretation works are displayed on streets, walls and bridges all over the world. Bank work is based on Bristol's underground scene including collaboration between artists and musicians. Banxi said that he was inspired by 3D later became the founding member of British music group Massive Attack.

Robo and Banksy are the two artists who appeared in the documentary. Robo was the first artist who started graffiti art, but his work was underground. Because it is illegal to make paintings in public places. Another artist, Banks, uses templates to make his art. There was a fight between the two of them. This battle is that they are changing and rebuilding each other's work.