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This Banksy work was found in Hastings by showing a young child building sandcastles. This in itself is not controversial, but when we notice that Tesco is printed on the sandcastles it takes on a new meaning. This is a common theme in Banksy’s work and here he seems to be indicating that the supermarket giant is taking over the country! The artwork is still visible on the Sea wall although it has been defaced by other graffitti artists. The artwork was created in 2009-201 and is located on a seawall in Hastings, UK.
This artwork is a commentary on the impact of big corporations on local communities and small businesses. Tesco is one of the largest supermarket chains in the UK and its dominance in the retail sector has led to the closure of many local shops and businesses. By placing the Tesco logo on the child's sandcastle, Banksy is drawing attention to this issue and questioning the role of corporate giants in our society.
The child in the artwork symbolizes innocence and vulnerability, highlighting the fact that these big corporations often exploit the most vulnerable members of society. The sandcastle that he or she is building represents the fragility of small businesses, which are easily demolished by the power of large corporations.
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