Banksy seems to say he is behind work on destroyed Ukrainian house


By AGENCY

A close-up detail of the mural that Banksy chose to reveal his presence in Ukraine is of a female gymnast balancing on a damaged building. Photo: Instagram/Banksy

The mysterious street artist Banksy appears to have confirmed he is behind a work that has recently appeared in Ukraine.

On Friday evening, Banksy posted on his Instagram account images of a work on a destroyed house and captioned "Borodyanka, Ukraine."

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