Banksy New Lighthouse Art works have confirmed that they are in Marseille

The last Banksy Graffiti work, revealed to the world on Thursday, is now tracked on a street in Marseille.

Images posted on lean artistInstagram depicts a lighthouse protruding on a dramatic, beige wall, along with the words: “I want to be what you saw in me.”

It seems that a false shadow is drawn on the sidewalk by the nearby Bolar, giving the illusion that the light is a silhouette of the furniture on the secular streets.

Its location was originally a mystery, but the BBC Cerify confirmed it as the Rue Félix Fregier in the southern French city.

An image of the art online shows a blurred face that rides a scooter in front of the piece, with graffiti marker who at first glance reads “reaps” on the wall.

The label coincides used by Canadian graffiti artist Marco The Polo, whose Instagram account presents pictures of his own work, but who called Banksy inspiration.

Banksy kept her true identity a secret throughout her career, and only through Instagram’s account works are identified as real.

Often, investing his works with a political message, his previous pieces mention the immigration, the war in Ukraine and the homelessness, among other things.

However, the importance of some of his works is less clear – as his motivation behind A series of animals painted in different places in London Last summer.

Before Farah, in December, Banks posted a piece depicting Madonna and a child, with an attachment to the wall looking like a bullet wound in the chest.

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