Two identical Banksy murals appear in London
Summary
Two new murals by the street artist Banksy have shown up in London. One mural is in Bayswater, west London, and the other is at the Centre Point tower in central London. Banksy confirmed the Bayswater piece as his, while the central London piece remains unconfirmed by his representatives.Key Facts
- Banksy acknowledged he created a mural in Bayswater, west London.
- The mural shows two children lying on the ground, dressed in winter clothes, with one pointing at the sky.
- A similar mural appeared outside the Centre Point tower in central London, but Banksy's team has only confirmed the Bayswater mural.
- Banksy announced the new work on his Instagram account.
- People are taking photos with the Bayswater mural.
- The Centre Point location has been linked with housing protests and homelessness discussions.
- The Centre Point tower was originally an office building but later became luxury flats.
- The mural might reference child homelessness, according to some observers.
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