Misleading Protection

Presenting "Nola," a powerful piece by Banksy that captures the viewer's attention with its striking imagery and deep symbolism. This artwork portrays a young girl holding an umbrella, but instead of providing shelter, the umbrella appears to be the source of the rain pouring down on her. This ironic twist reflects Banksy’s commentary on the unexpected sources of adversity in our lives, often stemming from things we believe should protect us.

The piece is meticulously printed on perspex glass, offering a glossy and modern finish that enhances the visual impact. The liquid art technique, applied by hand, adds an extra layer of texture and depth, making the artwork stand out and feel almost three-dimensional. The black frame complements the monochromatic tones of the piece, while also providing a striking contrast to the vivid orange drips, ensuring that this artwork will be the focal point of any room.

Measuring 102cm in height and 72cm in width, "Nola" is a statement piece that fits perfectly in any contemporary space. Ideal for Banksy collectors and those who appreciate art that provokes thought, this piece is not just an artwork but a conversation starter, embodying the wit and subversive nature of one of the most iconic street artists of our time.