Stockholm
A rectangular white sticker adhered to a weathered, metallic pole. The sticker features the Swedish text "När tog orden senast slut?" (When did the words last run out?) in a dark grey, sans-serif font, with a subtle yellow highlight underneath. In the bottom left corner, the date "12/20" is printed, and in the bottom right corner, there is a black and white QR code. The sticker appears slightly creased and worn, indicating its physical presence in an urban environment.

När tog orden senast slut? 12/20

08 March 12
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