Believers of the enigmatic artist speculate that Banksy has finished a week-long series of artwork featuring a gorilla silhouette.

Banksy, the enigmatic artist, has been mesmerizing his audience with a series of captivating artworks for a week. His fans are speculating about the meaning behind his murals and sharing their interpretations in the comments section of his social media posts.

Despite being caught on camera in costume, the identity of the artist who began his career in Bristol, England, in the 1990s, has never been fully revealed.

He is one of the world’s most well-known artists.

Banksy, the satirical artist, has been more active than usual in the last week, and his daily murals have sparked curiosity among fans as to what is driving his creativity.

Londoners are drawn to Banksy's mischievous illustrations, taking photos and returning to their private lives.

On August 5th, Banksy unveiled a silhouette of a leisurely goat or gazelle sitting on a ledge, with rocks falling beneath its feet, implying an impending fall.

Some believe the goat or antelope is the national animal of the Palestinian people, and there may be a message about the conflict in Gaza within the painting's confined space.

The mural of two elephants in neighboring windows the following day was credited to Banksy. In the middle of the two trunks, a missing or discolored brick appears that the pair may be sharing or playing with.

Banksy frequently employs natural elements of the Earth or humanity to create colorful and thought-provoking art. In March, he revealed that he had painted a large green patch on the wall of a barren tree.

On Aug. 7, the comment section of an unknown artist's post was filled with fans trying to decipher the significance of three monkeys jumping on a concrete wall beneath a daily transit system.

Last week, Banksy posted a mural of a howling wolf on his social media pages, and soon after, a satellite perched on a garage adorned with graffiti was stolen by masked thieves.

Banksy's work, if removable, is often captured by onlookers and sold for a hefty price.

According to Statista, "Love is in the Bin," a 2021 painting by a British-based street artist, was sold at auction for an impressive 18.58 million British pounds, which is approximately $23.7 million U.S. dollars.

On Friday, Banksy visited Bonners Fish Bar, a northeast London fish and chip shop, to create a silhouette of two pelicans. The artwork depicts one bird tossing a fish into its mouth while the other appears to be catching its meal from the shop's sign.

The Walthamstow shop expressed gratitude on social media for the unique gesture.

Our shop is honored to have a @banksy mural on its side! Thank you for choosing us and for showcasing your talent in Walthamstow.

The painting was completed following the demonstrations of counter-protestors in Walthamstow, who opposed the lack of diversity and inclusivity in the London Borough.

A stretching cat, a school of swimming piranhas, and a gray rhino are among the uninterrupted flow of Banksy's artwork.

The comments on social media about his elbow grease are filled with curious and imaginative onlookers.

Banksy shared his newest artwork, featuring a gorilla lifting a garage door to free a seal and bird, among other animals, outside the London Zoo's shutter doors.

It is uncertain if Banksy has finished the series, but fans speculate that he has ended it.