The Briton mercilessly mocks movie posters, road signs and advertising

The Briton under the pseudonym Mobstr is another proof that not only vandals write on the walls. This street artist so wittily mocks mass culture and consumer society that it is impossible to pass by his works indifferently.

The poster on the left: "Hey, listen! Look at me." In the center: "No, you're here." On the right: "Don't pay attention to these losers, you need to look at me."

"A lot of action, predictable plot. Soon in cinemas." At the top: "Great", "Wow, just wow", "It changed my life".

"So here's what we're going to do: put a sexy half-naked girl in here. Yes, it has nothing to do with the product. So what?" — brainstorming about advertising 005."

"Another brick in the wall." "Another brick in the wall." "Another brick in the wall." "Not just a brick in the wall." (A reference to the Pink Floyd song Another Brick In The Wall.)

"There is a spray can of paint; there is a stencil; there is adhesive tape; there is no good idea what to draw on the wall."

"You just spent 10 seconds of your life reading this billboard. You might as well ignore all the others, they're all the same trash."

"All the same old stereotypes in a formulaic love story. Soon in cinemas." On the right: "Shocking! If there's only one thing you can do before you die, watch this movie. (The source is an absolute fiction)", "The heart freezes! An exciting adventure that goes on and on! (Source — fake reviews)", "He did it again! Such and such an actor in the best movie of his life! (Source — fake Times)", "You will laugh and cry like never before! (The source is another one)".

Keywords: Great Britain | Graffiti | Irony | Inscriptions

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