Stockholm
A rectangular white sticker adhered to a grey, weathered pole. The sticker features bold, black, sans-serif text. The top line reads "NØRD / IT". Below a horizontal dividing line, the text "DIA / 303" is printed upside down. The sticker shows minor wear and specks of dirt, indicating it's a physical sticker exposed to the elements.

NØRD / IT DIA / 303

01 February 16
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