What was the name of Banksy’s 2002 book collecting his graffiti and stencil work?

Banksy’s 2002 book collecting his graffiti and stencil work was called “Existencilism.”

The title combines “existentialism” with “stencil,” reflecting Banksy’s use of stencil art to make concise political and social statements. The book reproduced examples of his work and helped circulate images that had originally existed only on city walls.

“Existencilism” was one of Banksy’s early self-published books. It is distinct from “Banging Your Head Against a Brick Wall,” published in 2001, and “Cut It Out,” published in 2004. It is also different from “Wall and Piece,” the later 2005 book that brought together a broader selection of photographs, writings, and artwork.