Banksy (active since the 1990s) is an anonymous British street artist who has redefined the boundaries of contemporary art. With his socially critical and often ironic motifs – painted directly on public surfaces – he comments on politics, consumer society and social injustice. Despite his anonymity, Banksy's works have reached auctions around the world, where they are sold for multi-millions. His art attracts an exclusive audience that values ​​the rebellious, the ephemeral – and the unedited. A Banksy is not just a work of art, but a reminder that real impact often happens in the shadows.