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A black sticker featuring wavy yellow blocks with the stencil-style text 'ANTI SOCIAL SAUFING CLUB'. It is wet with rain droplets and stuck to a textured pole. 13
The central pole is a dense collage of various stickers and pasted papers, showcasing a vibrant mix of urban communication. The upper section is dominated by torn paper flyers, some with typed advertisements for cleaning services and private tutoring in mathematics and physics, featuring contact phone numbers. Below these, a diverse collection of graphic stickers emerges. One prominent sticker depicts an anime-style character, possibly a magical girl or witch, rendered in blues, purples, and oranges. Several bold, black-and-white stickers feature brand-like names such as 'KROHN' and 'SOLAR' in strong typography. Other graphic elements include abstract symbols, a star design with 'HSU', and a yellow graffiti-style tag. The lower part of the pole is characterized by a series of large, impactful black-and-white stickers repeating the word 'CHUKY' with the phrase 'LA LUCHA SIGUE' (The fight continues) below it, interspersed with 'WEIN'. Smaller, whimsical stickers, like a cartoonish pink frog-like creature and a stylized hand, are scattered throughout. The overall appearance is a textured, multi-layered surface reflecting the dynamic and often chaotic visual landscape of a city street. 41
A rectangular sticker featuring a stylized, somewhat stout yellow figure lifting a barbell or heavy object above its head, set against a black background. The figure has a simple, almost cartoonish design. Above the figure, in yellow capital letters, is the text '99 PROBLEMS'. Below the figure, also in yellow capital letters, is 'BUT DIS AIN'T 1!'. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some white scuffs and faded areas, particularly around the edges and within the black background, indicating it's a physical sticker on a metal pole. 15
A sticker featuring the logo and name of Karlsruher Sport-Club (KSC), a German football club, affixed to a pole. The sticker is predominantly blue, white, and yellow, with the club's initials and name clearly visible. 20
The sticker is rectangular with a distressed, grunge-like aesthetic, primarily in black and white with accents of red, yellow, and blue. At the top, partially obscured, is the word "UNTY" in bold, white block letters. The central feature is a large red circle with a diagonal line (the international 'no' symbol) overlaid on stylized white text that appears to read "Hator" and "TOUN". Below this central symbol, the word "APARTIR" is prominently displayed in large, distressed white block letters. To the left and right of the 'no' symbol, vertical stripes of yellow and blue are visible, reminiscent of the Ukrainian flag. The sticker shows signs of wear, with slight peeling at the edges and minor tears, indicating it is a physical sticker affixed to the metal pole. 22
A rectangular sticker featuring black 'NHK WORLD' text on a white background and 'STHLM' in white on a red bottom bar. 20
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The sticker is a roughly rectangular piece of white paper, slightly peeling at the edges, affixed to a metal pole. Its central design is a black and white illustration of a stylized head. At the top, there are two prominent, solid black, rounded ears, strongly reminiscent of Mickey Mouse. Below the ears, the face is depicted with a more human-like, somewhat elongated form. The most striking feature of the face is a large, wide-open eye with a distinct pupil and iris, drawn with fine black lines on the white background. The nose and mouth are not clearly defined, giving the face an abstract or minimalist quality. To the right of the face, the year '2022' is written in a casual, slightly cursive script. Below the year, the name or tag 'AGNAR' is written in a bold, stylized, almost graffiti-like font, with some letters incorporating musical note-like elements. The overall aesthetic is that of a hand-drawn, urban art piece. 23
A circular sticker with a white background featuring a black illustration of a vintage twin-lens reflex (TLR) camera at its center. The camera is depicted from a front-facing perspective, showing its two prominent stacked lenses and a viewfinder. Encircling the camera illustration is black, sans-serif, uppercase text that reads 'RUIN' at the top and 'TOURIST' at the bottom, separated by small dots on either side. The overall design is minimalist and graphic, primarily in black and white. 25
A circular sticker featuring a minimalist design split vertically into black and white halves. On the left, a white shoe silhouette is set against the black background, while on the right, a black shoe silhouette is set against the white background. The two shoes face each other, creating a central negative space. Vertically aligned in the center, the text 'I WAS HERE' is displayed, with each letter split by the black and white division. Along the bottom curve, an Instagram logo precedes the handle '@black.and.white_shoes'. The sticker has a slightly textured appearance, suggesting it's adhered to a weathered surface. 10
The sticker is a rectangular, vertically oriented image featuring a man's headshot. He has light brown hair, fair skin, and a very wide, almost exaggerated, toothy smile. His blue eyes are wide open, contributing to an intense or slightly unsettling expression. He is wearing a light-colored, possibly mint green or light blue, collared shirt with a zipper at the neck. The background of the portrait is plain white. The sticker is affixed to a grey, textured metal pole. 30
The sticker is rectangular with a clean white border, set against a weathered metal pole. The main design features a striking orange-red background. In the center, a white silhouette depicts a stylized mountain range with several peaks. Above the mountains, to the left, is a simple white circle, possibly representing the sun or moon. On the right side of the mountain, several red, jagged lines descend, suggesting ski tracks or a ski lift path. Below the mountain design, in the bottom left corner, the text "KUNGSLIFTEN HEMAVAN" is printed in red. 23
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