BANKSY // Ukraine

  • In November 2022, Banksy unveiled seven murals across war-torn Ukraine, from Kyiv to Borodyanka, Irpin and Hostomel. Created among the...
    Banksy, Gymnast with a Ribbon, 2022.
    Irpin, Ukraine, November 2022.
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    In November 2022, Banksy unveiled seven murals across war-torn Ukraine, from Kyiv to Borodyanka, Irpin and Hostomel. Created among the ruins left by Russia’s invasion, these site-specific works blend his trademark irony and innocence with the urgency of conflict. Each mural stands as both an artistic intervention and a symbol of resilience, drawing global attention to the human cost of war and the enduring spirit of the Ukrainian people.
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    • Banksy’s 2022 The Gymnast mural in Borodyanka shows young girl balancing, symbol of resilience.

      The Gymnast (Borodyanka), 2022

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    • Banksy’s 2022 The Judo Throw mural in Borodyanka depicts child flipping adult, powerful street art.

      The Judo Throw (Borodyanka), 2022

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    • Banksy’s 2022 Children on a Tank Trap mural in Kyiv shows kids playing, blending innocence and hope.

      Children on a Tank Trap (Kyiv), 2022

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    • Banksy’s 2022 Man in a Bathtub mural in Horenka captures everyday life with poignant humour.

      Man in a Bathtub (Horenka), 2022

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    • Banksy’s 2022 Woman with a Gas Mask mural in Hostomel fuses strength and satire in striking street art.

      Woman with a gas mask (Hostomel), 2022

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    • Banksy’s 2022 Missile on a Truck mural in Kyiv reimagines warfare with bold, thought-provoking imagery.

      Missile on a Truck (Kyiv), 2022

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    • Banksy’s 2022 Gymnast with a Ribbon mural in Irpin shows graceful movement amid urban destruction.

      Gymnast with a Ribbon (Irpin), 2022

      © Banksy.

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