Stockholm
The central sticker is a rectangular piece of aged, light beige paper or vinyl, with visibly curled and peeling edges, particularly at the bottom right and top left. The background is an off-white or light tan color, showing signs of wear and dirt. The text 'BOHLIN' is prominently displayed in the upper half in thick, black, sans-serif block letters. Below it, the word 'LÖGNARE' is written in a vibrant red, stylized font that appears to be dripping, resembling blood or paint running down. The overall aesthetic is raw and impactful, suggesting a protest or strong opinion.

BOHLIN LÖGNARE

24 April 6
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