Stockholm
A rectangular sticker featuring a black and white photograph of two prominent political figures. On the left, Boris Yeltsin is seen smiling broadly behind microphones. On the right, Bill Clinton is shown covering his face with his hand. The photograph has a white border. Overlaying the image, in a bold, sans-serif, orange-yellow font, are the words 'ECTO' at the top and '& JAYO' at the bottom. The sticker is adhered to a textured, blue-grey metallic surface.

Sköntorpsvägen 29

19 March 3
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