This signed version of Napalm, encapsulates Banksy’s distinctive blend of humour, poignancy, and biting wit. It is a powerful critique of commercialism and specifically targets American consumer culture. The artwork juxtaposes the iconic and haunting image of Vietnamese girl Phan Thi Kim Phuc, captured by AP photographer Nick Ut during a napalm attack, with two symbols of consumerism: Mickey Mouse and Ronald McDonald. This juxtaposition creates a deeply unsettling contrast, subverting notions of childhood innocence. Napalm is a work that evokes strong emotions, simultaneously touching and repelling its viewers.