Berlin

A sticker campaign in Berlin, Germany, asking the question: "Why do I see these stickers everywhere?" The sticker includes a QR code linking to more information and an Instagram handle.

badahaus berlin 11.1.25 revaler str.99 10245 berlin warum seh ich überall diese sticker? find's heraus @berlinrapnight https://www.berlinrapnight.de/

11 February
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