Banksy is an essential figure in the field of contemporary art and his works effectively influence people's urban life. The graffiti he created usually uses the 鈥榮tencil technique鈥� and is praised for having an 鈥榚xtraordinary powerful message鈥�. This kind of characteristic is intimately connected with political satire and human rights, as shown in many of his artworks such as Kissing Coppers. Kissing Coppers is a famous graffiti created by Banksy in Brighton, England. Known for its bold artistic expression, it is deeply relevant to the rights of the LGBTQ+ community. Therefore, based on the previous academic studies on Banksy, I would like to decode buried messages in Kissing Coppers and combine it with Lefebvre鈥檚 sociological theory of |||||the right to the city||||| to explore the deeper sociocultural implications of Banksy鈥檚 Kissing Coppers, and ultimately, to give new meanings to the modes of production and operation of urban power in a neoliberal era.