Banksy unveils mysterious lighthouse graffiti, location unknown
Banksy has unveiled his latest piece of graffiti, featuring a lighthouse. The location of the artwork remains unknown, leading to much speculation among the artist's fans.
Key information
- Banksy uploaded a photo of the new graffiti on Instagram.
- The artwork features a lighthouse accompanied by a cryptic caption.
- The location of the graffiti has not been revealed, sparking speculation.
The British street artist Banksy has once again surprised his fans by sharing a photo of new graffiti on Instagram. The piece depicts a lighthouse painted on a beige building wall, alongside the enigmatic phrase: "I want to be what you saw in me." As is often the case, Banksy has not disclosed the location of the work, prompting considerable speculation.
Numerous theories have surfaced on social media about the potential location of Banksy's new graffiti. Some suggest it could be on a street in Marseille, southern France. However, due to the absence of specific details in the photographs, the location remains a mystery for now.
The British radio station LBC has speculated that the quote used by Banksy may be from a song by the country band Lonestar titled "Softly." The song includes the lyrics: "I want to be what you see in me. I want to love you the way you love me." This is yet another example of how Banksy draws inspiration from diverse cultural sources.
Banksy and his satirical works
Banksy is renowned for creating satirical graffiti that frequently addresses political and social issues. His works critique capitalism, war, and environmental degradation. Last year, the artist created several animal-themed pieces in London, which also garnered significant popularity.
Banksy's works command very high prices at auctions. In March, his piece "Toxic Beach" was sold for approximately £4.3 (€5.1) million, demonstrating the immense interest his works attract in the art market.
