Berlin

The central focus is a collection of stickers adhered to a concrete pillar. One prominent circular sticker is white with blue and red text and a small hammer icon at the bottom. It reads 'BUURMAN MATERIALEN' with 'WERKPLAATS' and 'BOUW CIRCULAIR' arching above and below. To its upper right is a rectangular sticker with black and white lines radiating outwards, and the text 'peace now!' in a playful font, with peace symbols for the 'o's. Below the 'peace now!' sticker and to the left of the 'BUURMAN' sticker is a black and white shield-shaped sticker with flames and a chef's hat, with 'Carlitos' written above the flames. Below that, a smaller white sticker reads 'Scht BREZELN' in stylized text. To the right of the 'BUURMAN' sticker, a larger sticker features a stylized rooster in a circle with text below. Another sticker to the left of the 'BUURMAN' sticker, partially obscured, seems to have graffiti-style writing. Further up, a red sticker with white text is visible. A blue and white sticker for 'OFFSIDE FOOTBALL STREETWEAR' is also present, containing a QR code. Another sticker to the right of the 'peace now!' sticker has a black background with white text and imagery, and another social media icon is visible below it. At the bottom right, a sticker with a red border and white text reads 'LRK' in bold black letters.

BUURMAN MATERIALEN WERKPLAATS BOUW CIRCULAIR peace now! OFFSIDE FOOTBALL STREETWEAR Scht BREZELN DEMONSTRATE YOUR STYLE LRK https://www.instagram.com/offside.clo https://www.instagram.com/demonstrate.your.style https://www.instagram.com/s.c.h.t_brezeln

25 September 2025
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