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Banksy paints about the road among aesthetics and language, then stealthily repaints it inside the unlikeliest of areas. His works, no matter whether he stencils them around the streets, sells them in exhibitions or hangs them in museums about the sly, are crammed with wit and metaphors that transcend language obstacles. Shepard Fairey in Time jour

The Liquidated Logos, when observed from the street, explicitly and specifically confront company capitalism. Bold graffiti imagery in public spaces surprises viewers by way of visual appropriation of recognizable motifs, and these familiar nonetheless perverted slogans register as protest and vandalism. In the meantime, the exact same imagery in a