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Here Are 9 Wild Animals That Were Roaming The Streets Of London, Courtesy Of The Notorious Banksy
Banksy always sparks a conversation with his artwork. Whether it might have a deep message or not at all, people are drawn to speculate on its meaning. Some of his most recent 9 artworks of zoo animals painted around London have definitely caught people's attention.
It all started in August with a balancing goat, followed by two elephants, swinging monkeys, a howling wolf, pelicans eating fish, a big cat, piranhas, a rampaging rhino, and then crowned by a gorilla helping animals escape, drawn on the London Zoo gate.
Obviously, you may not find all of them in their original state anymore, as people have either drawn over them or taken the more portable pieces for themselves.
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If only the real monkeys could do that instead of risking their lives travelling by powerlines.
See? Banksy’s artwork will never be chucked away as trash. Simply because everyone can relate. His work doesn’t need a title to explain why it’s art. I’ve been disappointed… disheartened by efforts in Canada to clean up and wipe out street art. Fück off! You don’t need a posh college or university degree to create visually meaningful art. Sure, “leonadis woz here” isn’t the pinnacle of artistic creativity but because Leo existed several thousand years ago, people be creaming that his toilet door comment is preserved for history.
See? Banksy’s artwork will never be chucked away as trash. Simply because everyone can relate. His work doesn’t need a title to explain why it’s art. I’ve been disappointed… disheartened by efforts in Canada to clean up and wipe out street art. Fück off! You don’t need a posh college or university degree to create visually meaningful art. Sure, “leonadis woz here” isn’t the pinnacle of artistic creativity but because Leo existed several thousand years ago, people be creaming that his toilet door comment is preserved for history.