The three-minute clip, titled The Great British Spray, depicts the artist’s summer trail along the east coast of England aboard a trailer with a glacier filled with cans of paint.
Among the new creations is a mouse drinking a cocktail in a hammock, which the artist carved in a concrete spur of an English beach in Lowestoft.
Another work, painted on top of the bench, has a hook similar to those used on machines commonly found at fairs, although this time the gifts to be won are the pedestrians sitting there in Gorleston-on. -See.
One of the paintings depicts three children in a boat, one of whom is trying to draw water from a bucket, with the inscription “We are all in the same boat” – a hint of an environmental crisis.
In the small town of King’s Lynn, Banksy placed the engineer Frederick Savage on the statue, famous for his steam engines, ice cream and tongue.
Strategically located above the roof of the bus stop, the artist painted dancers and a man playing the accordion. And on the trash can, he portrayed a seagull, ready to feed.
Finally, he painted “Go big or go home” on a miniature house at the Merrivale Model Village tourist attraction.
The artist began his career painting the walls of buildings in Bristol, becoming one of the most iconic creators of street art, some of which has already been sold for millions of euros.
