The example of visual rhetoric I examined was Banksy's piece "Siren of the Lambs". Banksy is a street artist, but his work is not limited to graffiti. In the "Sirens of the Lambs", Banksy confronts the issue of animal cruelty by addressing the meat industry in a unique way. The evidence of this piece is the location itself. Banksy arranged for a meatpacking truck, filled with puppet animals, to be driven around the Meatpacking District of the city of New York. The puppets were accompanied by animal sounds and squealing. Although Banksy's audience may be limited to the people in that area of New York City, the mobile art piece was recorded and is accessible to all audiences. I would approach this rhetorical article from a topical structure,
