Banksy's work appeared in the last hours on the occasion of Valentine's Day on the wall of a building in Bristol, the hometown of the mysterious British artist. After yesterday's suspicions, he made it known today through his website and his Instagram profile.
The drawing, which immediately became an attraction in Marsh Lane, a street in the district of Barton Hill, depicts a girl who with a slingshot launch hits - like a Cupid - a bouquet of red roses that explode like a blood stain . The graffiti appeared on the wall of the house of Edwin Simons, who just turned 67 yesterday and was photographed by his daughter, Kelly Woodruff, 37, who then spread the image on Facebook.
"There is a lot of enthusiasm, people come, admire, take pictures, it's fantastic. The drawing is incredible and beautiful," Woodruff herself told the PA agency. I'm just afraid that the rain of the storm Dennis (coming to the UK over the weekend, ed.) can ruin it, and I really want to try and protect those roses. "
