Berlin

A blue sticker on a pole says that Monday is not a beautiful day, but a football day. The website www.lsv-tempo90ev.de is also mentioned in smaller text. The sticker is a great example of street art and German culture. It is a simple design but very effective in its message.

MONTAG KEIN SCHON- TAG! SONDERN FUSSBALL WWW.SSV-TEMPD90EV.DE

12 October 2022

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