Photo Gallery: Banksy’s Nine-Day Wild Urban Safari Murals Across London

17/08/2024

Banksy’s Nine-Day Wild Urban Safari Murals Across London

Welcome to our exclusive photo gallery showcasing the enigmatic street artist Banksy’s latest London adventure. For nine consecutive days, Banksy transformed the Big Smoke into a vibrant canvas of wildlife, mysteriously unveiling a new mural each night. From elephants perched on rooftops to monkeys swinging from bridges, each stenciled creature added a layer of intrigue to the urban landscape. These captivating artworks, each accompanied by Banksy’s signature Instagram posts, sparked widespread speculation and debate about their deeper meanings.

In this gallery, we present a collection of Banksy’s urban safari, capturing the essence of his bold and thought-provoking imagery. Whether you see these murals as a commentary on societal issues or simply appreciate them as stunning visual creations, one thing is certain—Banksy’s latest series offers a fascinating glimpse into the wild side of city life. Enjoy exploring this artistic menagerie through our lens.

The fourth urban animal mural by Banksy to appear in London features a howling wolf against a satellite dish.
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A Banksy artwork depicting two elephants in London.
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People walk past an artwork by street artist Banksy in East London.
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The latest Banksy artwork of a goat has left fans guessing about its meaning.
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A mural purportedly by the artist Banksy, showing pelicans eating fish, adorns the side of Bonners fish and chip shop.
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The artwork of the gorilla helping other animals escape is Banksy’s ninth one in London.
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Banksy’s eighth animal mural to appear in London over the last week.
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Number seven: Banksy’s most recent animal mural in London.
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Banksy’s sixth animal painting in London.
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