Banksy has done it again! The famed street artist has revealed a new piece of graffiti art in the vibrant streets of Marseille, France. This time, it's a stenciled lighthouse placed on a dull beige wall, accompanied by the thought-provoking phrase, "I want to be what you saw in me."

Initially, the location of the artwork was shrouded in mystery, but BBC Verify has confirmed that it's situated on Rue Félix Fregier. A clever illusion in the piece shows a shadow from a nearby bollard, making the lighthouse appear even more real.

While a blurred figure on a scooter rides past the work, another graffiti tag reading "Yaze" can be seen, potentially linked to Canadian artist Marco The Polo, who considers Banksy an influence. Banksy's identity remains a guarded secret, with his Instagram account being the key to authenticate his work.

The artist often weaves social and political commentary into his pieces—previous works addressed immigration, the war in Ukraine, and homelessness. However, some of his motives, like the series of whimsical animals in London, beckon more curiosity than clarity. Just last December, Banksy spectacularly revealed artwork featuring a Madonna and child with a haunting twist.

Stay tuned for more of Banksy's engaging creations and uncover the fascinating world of street art!