Banksy included a piece dedicated to Robbo in the Dismaland exhibition. Injury, coma and death On 2 April 2011 King Robbo sustained a life-threatening head injury five days prior to his exhibition at the Signal Gallery, Shoreditch: 'Team Robbo - The Sell Out Tour'. It is believed the injury happened as a result of an accidental fall. Robbo was found in a pool of blood at the bottom of 10 stairs outside his flat in King's Cross. In November 2011, three months after the airing of the Channel 4 documentary Graffiti Wars, the Camden Robbo mural was painted over with a black and white depiction of the original with the additions of a crown and a can of spray paint with a hazard symbol of a flame above it. It was painted by Banksy as "a tribute to him and as an effort to end the feud in a sense of lighting a candle for Robbo who was still in comatose condition". The mural was restored to its original form with slight changes by the other members of "Team Robbo" on 24 December 2011, Christmas Eve. The restoration has since peeled away to leave the black and white tribute to Robbo, as of September 2012. Robbo died on July 31, 2014, having never recovered from his original injury or regaining consciousness. See also Blek le Rat Works by Banksy damaged or destroyed List of urban artists Street art References External links Team Robbo official site Stages in the Camden feud with Banksy 1969 births 2014 deaths English graffiti artists Place of birth missing Pseudonymous artists