Loretto is a pseudonymous street artist based in London, known for unconventional and satirical graffiti displayed throughout the city. Operating under a deliberate veil of anonymity, the artist has gained recognition for a distinctive style that blends humor, social commentary, and political satire. Details of Loretto’s personal background remain undisclosed.Active for over a decade, Loretto began attracting wider media attention around eight years ago, with coverage in publications such as MailOnline and the New York Post. The artist has also appeared on Quest Means Business, a business news program broadcast on CNN.Loretto primarily works with stencil and spray paint, using public spaces across London as a canvas. The artworks are characterized by vibrant colours, bold outlines, and a highly recognisable visual style. Recurring themes include satirical portrayals of political and public figures.Among Loretto’s most recognised works is a series depicting Queen Elizabeth II in unconventional and provocative poses, including leaning against a post, wearing stockings, and smoking. Another notable mural features Kim Jong-un, Donald Trump, and Vladimir Putin depicted as members of a fictional supergroup titled The Psychos.