Berlin
This sticker showcases an abstract artistic interpretation of a face, rendered in a blend of pastel and bold colors. The style is reminiscent of expressionism or surrealism. The word "UROPA?" is printed at the bottom, adding an element of intrigue. The sticker appears to be affixed to a pole in an urban environment.

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