Napalm Girl Street Art Poster | Urban Graffiti Wall Art Print UK

Nick Ut's 1972 photograph of Kim Phuc—one of the defining images of the Vietnam War and of war photography—recontextualized in a street art commentary on consumer culture. The image places the figure of a suffering child alongside the happy iconography of consumer brands, creating a collision that forces the viewer to consider what western prosperity has been built upon and what suffering has been made invisible in the name of comfort and convenience. One of street art's most politically serious works.

Printed on premium quality paper with vivid, fade-resistant inks, this Napalm Girl street art wall print is a powerful and thought-provoking piece for political art enthusiasts, anti-war advocates, and those who believe art's highest purpose is to make visible what power prefers to hide. Available in A3, A4, A5 and A6 sizes in a protective tube.

A powerful anti-war gift for street art fans and political art enthusiasts. Fast UK delivery. Buy 3 get 1 free.