Berlin

Street art poster with the text "Vomir des Yeux" in red and white. The text is in French and means "to vomit eyes". The poster is made of beige paper and has a rough texture. In the bottom right corner, there is a small text that says "Jean Peut-être", which could be the artist's name or signature.

Vomir des YeuX Jean Peut-être

24 April 2021

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