Stockholm
The sticker is rectangular with intentionally torn or distressed edges, giving it a rugged appearance. Its primary colors are a bright, almost neon orange and stark black, with white text. The background is predominantly orange, overlaid with a black, grungy, and splattered texture that suggests dirt or struggle. On the left side, a black silhouette of a person is depicted in the act of climbing over a fence or barrier, which is rendered with a mesh pattern and barbed wire elements in black against the orange. The right side of the sticker features bold, white, sans-serif text that reads "FIGHT BORDERS", with "FIGHT" positioned above "BORDERS". The overall design is high-contrast and impactful, conveying a strong message.

FIGHT BORDERS

29 March 3
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