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Banksy, Kill Mom?, 2003
Stencil, acrylic and spray-paint on cardboard
220 × 200 cm
Unique
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“The holy grail is to spend less time making the picture than it takes people to look at it.” – BanksyIn Kill Mom?, a baby is shown seated on the floor, grinning while stacking blocks that spell the phrase “KILL MOM?”. The stark composition relies on Banksy’s stencil clarity, isolating the child against a neutral background. By pairing innocence with suggestion of violence, the work strips back detail to amplify discomfort. The result is both surreal and incisive, a reminder of Banksy’s talent for distilling social critique into a deceptively simple image.
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