Last week the British street artist Banksy visited Ukraine where he created several pieces in the ruins of bombed out buildings in urban locations around the country. A series of murals appeared in the town of Borodianka, which was pummelled by Russian bombs at the beginning of the invasion and which was the site of a massacre of hundreds of citizens. One of the murals depicts a man resembling the Russian president Vladimir Putin, who is known for his love of judo, being thrown to the floor by a young boy.
Another mural in nearby Irpin shows a gymnast wearing a neck brace performing with a ribbon defiantly and proudly on top of a gaping hole in a wall. Later Banksy posted this video about his Ukraine trip on his instagram feed.