Banksy's Latest London Mural Vandalized, Now Shielded for Protection

The recently unveiled Banksy mural in London has been covered with plastic and wooden boards after being defaced, sparking local and council efforts to safeguard the artwork.

A new Banksy mural in north London featuring a life-size woman and a tree was vandalized shortly after its debut.
Following the vandalism, the artwork has been encased in plastic sheets and surrounded by wooden boards to protect it.
Islington Council is installing clear plastic panels around the site to allow public viewing while protecting the mural and addressing residents' concerns over visitor disruption.
The protective measures were initiated by the building's owner, with the council also taking steps to manage the influx of visitors.
The mural, confirmed by Banksy on Instagram, has drawn global attention and sparked discussions on preserving street art.