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Flower Thrower by Banksy

Flower Thrower by Banksy

Banksy Graffiti, where rebel throws a bouquet of flowers, as if it were a bomb. This is typical of his style, offering a distorted sense of humor and humanity imprint.

The artist himself puts it this way: “By this, I wanted to show that money is not dislodged humanity of all that exists.” He believes that a person can not be sure of anything, it’s ridiculous, because none of us knows what will happen in a week.

Besides the fact that he is an artist, he is also a joker, so his works are in demand as the ordinary people, and in the stars. His graffiti look moderately realistic, they never look traditional, abstract. At heart, he’s definitely a geek, because only a person who is engaged in a hobby can be so successful.

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