Adbusting represents a powerful form of guerrilla art that repurposes existing advertisements to deliver alternative messages and challenge dominant corporate narratives in public spaces. This subversive technique employs various methods, from simple sticker applications and overlays to sophisticated solvent-based transformations that alter the original imagery entirely. Artists like Vermibus have elevated adbusting to fine art level, using brushes and solvents to transform fashion model posters into ghostly, mummy-like figures reminiscent of Francis Bacon paintings. Berlin’s adbusting scene has produced particularly impactful interventions, including anonymous actions against Apple iPad advertisements that criticized the company’s content policies. The practice operates as both artistic expression and social commentary, encouraging critical thinking about consumer culture and corporate influence in urban environments. Through wit, satire, and visual disruption, adbusters reclaim public space temporarily, transforming passive advertising consumption into active dialogue about media, commercialism, and public ownership of visual culture in contemporary cities.