Wednesday, July 15, 2020

Banksy Is Back With A New Mask-Themed Artwork And This Time, It’s Sneezing Rats In The London Tube

The elusive street artist who’s no stranger to covering his identity is back with new coronavirus-themed artwork. In support of facial coverings, Banksy has just shared a video on Instagram to his 9.6 million followers.

Titled “London Underground Undergoes Deep Clean,” the footage shows a person dressed up as cleaning staff spray-painting Banksy’s signature rats. The artwork covers the inside walls of a Circle line Tube train and features little gnawers coughing across the train, using masks as parachutes, and carrying sanitizer. And if it wasn’t enough, the gooey nasal excretion painted in light green is seen splattered all over the place, showing the ugly side of the virus.

This is not the first time Banksy has delivered a powerful message during the recent pandemic. Previously, he honored healthcare workers in a piece titled “Painting for Saints,” which depicts a boy playing with a nurse doll. A month prior to this, Banksy got everyone talking with a piece showing rats wreaking havoc in a bathroom during lockdown.

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Banksy has just shared a video featuring a man spray-painting the London Tube with coughing rats

The viral excretion is seen splattering all over the tube carriage

Watch Banksy’s full video titled “London Underground Undergoes Deep Clean” here

 

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. . If you don’t mask – you don’t get.

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Banksy’s previous artwork titled “Painting for Saints” celebrates NHS heroes

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And this piece of a rat-infested bathroom unveiled during the lockdown got everyone talking too

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This how people reacted to Banksy’s new mask-themed project



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