Created in 2010, Choose Your Weapon stands among Banksy’s most recognized and historically significant images, condensing his practice—anonymous authorship, social critique, and the visual grammar of the street—into a single, instantly legible icon. The hooded figure, a proxy for anonymity, marginality, and dissent, leads a dog derived from Keith Haring’s Barking Dog, turning quotation into cultural appropriation and homage at once. In doing so, the work stages a dialogue between two defining languages of contemporary urban art—Haring’s pop immediacy and Banksy’s caustic political theatre—while sharpening the central premise of the series: imagery itself can operate as a tool of agency and resistance.