Banksy officially recognizes one of his works in Borodyanka, Ukraine

They are most likely Banksy ’s murals that appeared in Borodyanka, Ukraine: the British street artist confirmed in his own way, namely by posting an image of a work on his Instagram profile commenting laconically with two words, “Borodyanka, Ukraine.” It is, however, a different work than the murals that had been photographed Tuesday night by photojournalist Ed Ram, and then re-released on social media.

Initially, in fact, there were two murals photographed: a child knocking out Russian President Vladimir Putin during a judo match, and two children playing with a Frisian horse. Banksy posted instead a photo of another mural, a gymnast performing a figure, left above the wall of a ruined building. For the moment, therefore, the only work that is definitely his is the one he officially acknowledged. A total of five works attributable to him, however, would be found in Borodyanka and two other locations: one in Irpin and one in Hostomel. Always photographed by Ed Ram, a photojournalist who has long been on Banksy’s trail.

Banksy officially recognizes one of his works in Borodyanka, Ukraine

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