Banksy | TROLLEY (WHITE) 2006
2006
Screen print on paper
Published by Pictures on Walls, London, on Arches wove paper
22 4/5 × 29 9/10 in | 58 × 76 cm
✔ Limited edition of 500
✔ Numbered, unsigned
✔ Mint condition, with Pest Control CoA
Produced by Medicom Toy, Tokyo
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Trolley Hunters perfectly embodies Banksy’s blend of street art, graffiti, and biting satire. Set in a desert, the artwork depicts three prehistoric men armed with weapons, preparing to hunt a group of shopping carts. This ironic and humorous scene critiques modern consumerism and humanity’s reliance on mass-produced goods for survival. By replacing real prey with empty trolleys, Banksy mocks the absurdity of modern life and the loss of self-sufficiency. The work resonates today as a timeless commentary on capitalism, evoking post-apocalyptic imagery and frenzied retail scenes like Black Friday, where survival seems tied to shopping and competition.
2006
Screen print on paper
Published by Pictures on Walls, London, on Arches wove paper
22 4/5 × 29 9/10 in | 58 × 76 cm
✔ Limited edition of 500
✔ Numbered, unsigned
✔ Mint condition, with Pest Control CoA
Produced by Medicom Toy, Tokyo
FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
Trolley Hunters perfectly embodies Banksy’s blend of street art, graffiti, and biting satire. Set in a desert, the artwork depicts three prehistoric men armed with weapons, preparing to hunt a group of shopping carts. This ironic and humorous scene critiques modern consumerism and humanity’s reliance on mass-produced goods for survival. By replacing real prey with empty trolleys, Banksy mocks the absurdity of modern life and the loss of self-sufficiency. The work resonates today as a timeless commentary on capitalism, evoking post-apocalyptic imagery and frenzied retail scenes like Black Friday, where survival seems tied to shopping and competition.
2006
Screen print on paper
Published by Pictures on Walls, London, on Arches wove paper
22 4/5 × 29 9/10 in | 58 × 76 cm
✔ Limited edition of 500
✔ Numbered, unsigned
✔ Mint condition, with Pest Control CoA
Produced by Medicom Toy, Tokyo
FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
Trolley Hunters perfectly embodies Banksy’s blend of street art, graffiti, and biting satire. Set in a desert, the artwork depicts three prehistoric men armed with weapons, preparing to hunt a group of shopping carts. This ironic and humorous scene critiques modern consumerism and humanity’s reliance on mass-produced goods for survival. By replacing real prey with empty trolleys, Banksy mocks the absurdity of modern life and the loss of self-sufficiency. The work resonates today as a timeless commentary on capitalism, evoking post-apocalyptic imagery and frenzied retail scenes like Black Friday, where survival seems tied to shopping and competition.
