Stockholm
The central sticker features a dense group of stylized human figures, rendered primarily in black, against a dynamic, abstract background composed of red and yellow/beige shapes. Many of the figures wear hats or caps, and some are adorned with yellow or gold-colored scarves or clothing details, suggesting a unified group or fan base. One figure is distinctly wearing glasses. The art style is graphic and somewhat minimalist, focusing on silhouettes and block colors. The sticker itself shows signs of wear, with slightly peeling edges, indicating its outdoor placement on a pole.

04 April 1
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