translated from Spanish: On the London Underground they erase Banksy’s work that may have been valued at mdd

London.-The enigmatic and mysterious urban artist Banksy, known worldwide for his works of social criticism, a few days ago I made a few works on a London Underground line writing the message ‘if you don’ mask, you don’t get it’ (if you don’t get it’ (if you don’t get it’ (if you don’t get it’ (if you don’t get it’), message in favor of use, action that was not well received by the cleaning staff of Transport for London (TFL) as explained in a communication , because they cleaned the walls by erasing the work that could have been valued at millions of dollars.

Although some would have pointed out that it was not the artist’s work, it was through social media that Banksy shared the video of how he performed the feat on the London wagons information that was confirmed by himself on July 14.
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In the video that has been shared by numerous pages of urban art, shows as Banksy armed with paint cans and stencil and a white plastic suit, he makes his already characteristic drawings of rats in vivid black color, to which I draw a sketch cover on the occasion of the pandemic.

While at the end bansky is shown up the stairs of the subway showing the phrase i get lockdown’ (me confide) and at the end of the subway wagon doors with the phrase “but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” “(but I get up again” (but I get up again) squeaking Chumbawamba’s hit song Tubthumping, a phrase mentioned in the song. You might also be interested:Minneapolis plans a permanent monument in honor of George FloydVandalize again mural of “Black Lives Matter” in NY

Original source in Spanish