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A New Banksy Mural Is a Beacon of “Nope”

Last updated: May 29, 2025 10:45 pm
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Famed anonymous street artist Banksy has finally broken his six-month silence, revealing his latest creation in a new black and white mural. The artwork features the silhouette of a lighthouse against a cream-colored wall, with sprays of white paint emanating from the lantern room. The stenciled text reads, “I WANT TO BE WHAT YOU SAW IN ME.”

This return to incorporating text in his compositions is a departure from Banksy’s usual style of utilizing existing signage or graffiti. The inclusion of personal phrases in the artwork adds a new layer of introspection to his work. However, some critics find the sentiment expressed in the mural to be overly sentimental and clichéd.

The mural has drawn comparisons to another street artist, 7SoulsDeep, known for their corny and superficial tags that litter the streets of New York City. While Banksy’s work may hold more depth and significance, some viewers feel that his recent pieces lack the impact and critical discourse present in his earlier works.

Despite the mixed reviews, there are still those who find meaning and hope in Banksy’s creations. The vulnerability and personal touch in his latest mural may resonate with some audiences, even if it falls short of the social and class consciousness typically associated with his art.

Overall, Banksy’s return to the street art scene may not be as groundbreaking as some had hoped. While his latest mural explores themes of self-reflection and identity, it may not have the same impact as his earlier politically charged works. Nonetheless, Banksy continues to captivate audiences and spark conversation with his enigmatic creations.

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