Banksy is an anonymous British street artist whose satirical and politically charged works have made him a global cultural icon. Emerging in the 1990s, his stenciled images – often infused with irony, humor, and social critique – appear unexpectedly in public spaces, challenging authority and questioning consumer culture.

Despite his anonymity, Banksy’s work has reached international recognition, from street walls to major museum exhibitions, making him one of the most influential and enigmatic voices in contemporary art.