In this piece, Banksy places a chimpanzee in the iconic pose of Rodin’s The Thinker, offering a satirical take on human evolution and intelligence. It aligns with his recurring theme of using monkeys to critique society’s flaws, questioning whether humans have truly advanced beyond primitive instincts.

Nestled in Brooklyn’s urban landscape, this delicate piece features a young girl skipping rope, her silhouette blending seamlessly into the city surroundings. The mural emphasizes themes of childhood innocence and imagination set against the backdrop of urban decay, a recurring motif in Banksy’s work. By placing a moment of carefree play in a gritty environment, the piece challenges viewers to reconsider the contrast between youth and the harsh realities of city life.

This powerful image, found on the West Bank barrier, portrays a masked rioter about to throw a bouquet of flowers instead of a weapon. It is one of Banksy’s most famous anti-war statements, urging peace in the midst of conflict. The piece has been widely reproduced and remains a symbol of resistance, hope, and nonviolence.

Painted on a wall near a CCTV camera, this provocative piece featured a child painting the words "One Nation Under CCTV" while being watched by a security officer. Banksy’s critique of the UK’s surveillance culture was direct and unmissable. The mural was eventually removed, highlighting the paradox of a work criticizing state control being erased by authorities.

Positioned near the UK’s intelligence headquarters, this mural depicts three spies in trench coats eavesdropping on a public telephone booth. A critique of mass surveillance and government overreach, the artwork became especially relevant in the wake of Edward Snowden’s revelations about state spying.

This mural depicts a doctor listening to a heart-shaped balloon with a stethoscope, blending themes of care, hope, and vulnerability. Located in San Francisco, a city known for its progressive activism, the piece speaks to the human need for compassion.