Banksy: coronavirus-inspired art on London Tube
Banksy strikes again on the London Underground.
Banksy, the anonymous British street artist, is behind the coronavirus-inspired artwork that appeared on a train on the London Underground in recent days.
The work, titled If You Don't Mask, You Don't Get, featured a series of rats wearing face masks, sneezing, and spraying anti-bacterial hand sanitiser, reports the BBC.
Banksy released a video of a man, believed to be the enigmatic artist, dressed as a professional cleaner who orders passengers away as he sets about stencilling rats on the train.
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The artwork, which also included the artist's name, appeared on the Circle Line train but has been removed by Transport for London (TfL) in line with its "strict anti-graffiti policy".
"We'd like to offer Banksy the chance to do a new version of his message for our customers in a suitable location," Tfl said in a statement to the BBC.