Banksy work in Calais 'Jungle' shows Steve Jobs as migrant

The elusive graffiti artist Banksy has addressed the ongoing refugee crisis in a series of new works created in and around the French northern coastal town of Calais, where he reinstalled his theme park Dismaland, including a mural featuring Apple guru Steve Jobs.
Sprayed on a wall in a refugee camp nicknamed the "jungle," the artist painted the late Apple co-founder carrying an early Macintosh computer and a black trash bag, clearly referencing to Jobs' father, who arrived to the United States from Syria after the Second World War.

Meanwhile, in the center of Calais (Rue de la Tannerieà, Banksy painted a variation of Théodore Géricault's The Raft of the Medusa (1818 – 1819), except that the graffiti artist's version depicts a raft full of migrants trying to get the attention of a passing cruise ship. On the website of the artist, the work has the caption: “We're not all in the same boat."

The last work in this series by the British street artist appeared at Calais beach . It depicts a child looking out to sea through a telescope with a vulture sitting on top of it.