Banksy Paints Destroyed Home in Ukraine
Banksy Mural Destroyed
The mysterious street art superstar Banksy has struck again. The artist has apparently left another piece of work - this time on a destroyed house in Ukraine.
The mural, which depicts a gymnast performing a ribbon dance, appeared on the side of a building in the town of Borodyanka, which was heavily damaged during the Russian invasion.
The piece has been widely praised for its poignant message of hope and resilience. However, it was also defaced shortly after it was created, with the word "propaganda" sprayed over the image.
Banksy's Latest Work
The mural in Ukraine is the latest in a series of works by Banksy that have addressed the war. In March, the artist released a print depicting a child flying a kite in the shape of a peace symbol, with the caption "Stand with Ukraine."
Banksy has also created several murals in his hometown of Bristol, England, that have expressed his opposition to the war. One mural shows a Russian tank being towed away by a tractor, while another depicts a group of people holding up a sign that says "F--k Putin."
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