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Close-up view of a yellow pole with various stickers attached. The most prominent sticker features the word "TIMM" in stylized lettering. Other stickers include messages such as "occupy me!" and "The things you own end up owning you." There are also smaller stickers with text that is partially obscured or illegible. The overall impression is one of urban art and graffiti.

Ocuppy me! The things you own end up owning you.

28 October 2021

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