#bergen street stickers

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Street sticker The central sticker is rectangular, featuring bold, distressed yellow block letters on a black background. The top line reads 'FKBG' and the bottom line reads 'NORDLAND'. The sticker is applied to a heavily textured, light-colored pole, which also shows signs of other old, peeling stickers underneath and above it. The overall impression is one of urban marking or tagging in a public space.

blitrivillig.he FKBG ORDLAND

19 July
Street sticker A vibrant red, circular sticker is affixed to a textured grey utility pole. The sticker features two stylized, black figures. The figure on the left resembles a simplified, upright penguin. The figure on the right is an inverted, abstract representation of a person, appearing upside down. Above these figures, the black text "blifrivillig.no" is prominently displayed. The sticker's surface has a subtle, granular texture.

blifrivillig.no

19 July
Street sticker The image features a black circular sticker adhered to a weathered, light-colored pole. The sticker has a prominent yellow 'A' enclosed within a rounded square frame, with a small yellow star integrated into the top right corner of the 'A'. Below the 'A', the text 'AKKS' is written in yellow uppercase letters. The pole itself shows signs of wear, with dirt, grime, and patches of what appears to be dried red paint or residue, suggesting previous layers of paint or other markings. There are also visible textures and potential remnants of other old stickers or paper on the pole.

A AKKS

19 July
Street sticker A striking holographic sticker depicting a stylized black cat head mid-roar, with sharp fangs and a visible tongue. The cat features a third eye, resembling a crescent moon, on its forehead. Above the cat's head, the word "ROAR" is written, and below it, the word "WOMEN" is displayed. Both words are in bold black letters with a distinctive outline. The sticker itself has an iridescent, rainbow-like sheen, making it stand out against the grey, peeling surface of the utility pole it's affixed to.

Kuzma8. ROAR WOMEN

19 July
Street sticker The central sticker features a stylized, dark-colored fist clenching a vibrant red flower with a yellow stem, which appears to be breaking through or held within a blue circular background. This blue background is patterned with vertical black lines and small yellow/orange dots, resembling prison bars or a cage. Surrounding the blue circle is a radial arrangement of black, pointed shapes, reminiscent of feathers or leaves, giving the overall design a dynamic, almost shield-like appearance. The entire sticker is outlined in white, standing out against the worn, grey metal pole it is affixed to. The art style is graphic and bold, using strong lines and contrasting colors.

A AKKS Kuzma PAR

19 July
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a black background. In the center is an image of a stylized animal head, possibly a pig or boar, with large, striking blue eyes, a pink snout, and reddish-brown patches on its face, giving it a somewhat abstract or deconstructed appearance. The creature's head is rendered in shades of gold, brown, and light blue. Around the central image, white text is arranged in a circular fashion. The sticker is affixed to a light grey pole, which shows signs of wear and tear, including peeling layers and dirt marks.

Sliteneliten! i med Slutt heller à danse Bli rundt gullkalven! 18.00 J 23.00 ER

19 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a black background and features white, sans-serif text. The main text 'BOBLER OG BRUS' is prominently displayed, with stylized white circles of varying sizes between 'BOBLER' and 'OG BRUS' that resemble bubbles. Above the main title, the times '18.00' and '23.00' are placed on the left and right, respectively. Below the main title, the text 'ONSDAGER PÅ KVARTERET' specifies the day and venue of the event.

Sliteneliten! Slutt med à heller danse Bli rundt gullkalven! 18.00 23.00 BOBLER OG BRUS ONSDAGER PÀ KVARTERET S asana

19 July
Street sticker A blue oval-shaped sticker is affixed to a weathered utility pole, which is also covered with remnants of other stickers. The sticker's design is clean and features white text on a solid blue background. The main text, in German, reads "Schön hier. Aber waren Sie schon mal bei- AXA AGENTUR PAJSERT ?" which translates to "It's nice here. But have you ever been to- AXA AGENCY PAJSERT ?". Below the agency name, there is a clear QR code with the small text "vCard" underneath it, indicating it's for contact information. The pole itself shows signs of age and previous adhesive marks, typical of urban environments.

IVA nno ed E SK Schön hier. Aber waren Sie schon mal bei AGENTUR AXA PAJSERT ? vCard

19 July
Street sticker The sticker features an intricate and vibrant illustration of a mythical deep-sea creature, resembling an octopus or kraken, rendered in a stained-glass mosaic style. The creature has a prominent head, multiple winding tentacles, and piercing eyes. The design uses a cool color palette dominated by various shades of blue, purple, and hints of pink, all outlined with dark lines, creating the segmented look of leaded glass. The sticker itself is shaped with an arched top, mimicking a decorative window. It is adhered to a dirty, dark grey or black metal pole.

19 July
Street sticker The sticker features a cheerful woman in a flowing orange dress and sunglasses, posing dynamically with a small black purse. A subtle light green aura or ring encircles her. Below the figure, the large number "30" is prominently displayed in light purple, accompanied by the text "LVL UNLOCKED" and the date "30.06.2025", indicating a future 30th birthday celebration with a gaming achievement motif. The sticker has a light green outline and is placed on a textured black surface.

30 LVL UNLOCKED 30.06.2025

19 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a stark black background, against which a vibrant red, stylized illustration of an angry or shouting face is prominently displayed. The face has an open mouth and appears to be in mid-scream or roar. Above the face, in bold red uppercase letters, is the text 'HOLD KÆFT' (Shut up). Below the face, also in red uppercase letters, is 'DET BLIVER SJOUT' (It will be fun), creating a stark, possibly sarcastic or threatening, contrast with the command. The sticker itself shows signs of wear and wrinkles, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements. It is affixed to a cylindrical white pole, which is weathered with dirt and some yellow paint splatters. In the background, a dark, textured wall is visible to the left, and a blurred street scene with building lights can be seen to the right.

HOLD KAE DET BLIVER SJOUT 'SO

19 July
Street sticker An oval-shaped sticker, predominantly pink with a white bottom section, affixed to a grey metal pole. The top portion of the sticker features white text "FESTIVÁLA EKSPERIMENTÁLA MUSIHKA VÁSTE" (likely Northern Sámi for "Festival for experimental music"). Below that, the festival name "BOREALIS" is prominently displayed in a distinct gold-brown serif font. At the very bottom, the website "borealis festival.no" is displayed. The background is blurred, showing a paved ground and the feet of the person taking the photo.

FESTIVÁLA EKSPERIMENTÁLA MUSIHKA VÁSTE BOREALIS borealisfestival.no

19 July
Street sticker The sticker, affixed to a metal pole, features a central cream-colored banner with the text "ÅSANE KOMMUNE" curved above a blue and gold crest or coat of arms, topped with a crown. To the left of the crest is a silver Volvo car, and to the right is a prominent green cannabis leaf. Above the banner, a green rectangle displays "E 39", surrounded by several instances of the number "39" in yellow. The background of the sticker below the banner is dark brown or black, showing signs of wear and peeling.

B E 2 DE MAEN 55 53 LA ASANE KOMMUNE

19 July
Street sticker The sticker depicts a stylized apple, primarily yellow-green with a subtle reddish blush on its left side. A distinct bite mark is visible on the right side of the apple. A large, bold, white letter 'F' is integrated into the center of the apple design. A green leaf and a dark stem protrude from the top. On the left side, there are a few small, dark, circular elements that could represent seeds or small piercings. The sticker is affixed to a shiny, scratched metallic cylindrical surface.

F

19 July
Street sticker A black and white cartoon cat character is depicted on a sticker applied to a light-colored utility pole. The cat wears a red and white striped long-sleeve shirt with two 'JJ's visible on the chest, a black beret, and appears to be holding a lit cigarette or joint with smoke curling upwards. Its tail is raised and curled, and it has large, stylized feet. The overall style is reminiscent of classic animation or comic characters. The pole itself shows signs of wear and tear, with some dark stains and moss near the base.

18 July
Street sticker A politically charged sticker affixed to a white pole, depicting a solemn image of Benjamin Netanyahu with a bruised and bleeding left eye. The background on the left features a portion of the Palestinian flag, while the right side shows the Israeli Star of David flag superimposed over a fiery, orange background. Text on the sticker reads 'Israel er en terroristat' (Israel is a terrorist state) and 'Folkemord Mot Palestinerne' (Genocide Against Palestinians). The word 'STOPP' is visible vertically on the left edge and 'WANTED' on the right edge. The sticker expresses strong anti-Israel sentiment and solidarity with Palestinians.

WANTED Israel er en terrorstat STOPP Folkemord Mot Pelestinerne

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is round with an orange octagonal center and a gray outer ring. It depicts a simplified cartoon of a slender, elderly man with a bald head, sunglasses, and a white loincloth, holding a cane and raising one hand in a wave. The text "ALTER WAS GEHT?" is prominently displayed in a large, bold font on the orange background, with "ALTER" in white and "WAS GEHT?" in a darker gray/blue. Below this, in smaller text, it reads "Der Podcast für Jung und Alt". A QR code is situated to the left of the smaller text.

I JE FAIBLIS LLTER WAS GEHT? Der Podca für Jung und Alt

18 July
Street sticker A dark, circular sticker affixed to a gray surface, partially obscured by green foliage. The sticker features white, stylized text that reads 'QUE TRÉPASSE' along the top curve and 'SI JE FAIBLIS' along the bottom curve. In the center, there's a prominent, intricate white monogram, appearing to be intertwined letters, possibly 'GD' or similar in an old-style script. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some edges torn.

NKIRCHEN QUE PRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS

18 July
Street sticker A rectangular white sticker adhered to a grey pole, depicting a stylized lion with a vibrant red, orange, and yellow mane, and a blue and yellow tail/wing-like feature extending to the right. Below the lion, the words 'LANDJUGEND' and 'GEILENKIRCHEN' are printed in bold grey letters. A QR code is present in the bottom left corner of the sticker. Green foliage is visible in the background, surrounding the pole.

e schon mal in D LANDJUGEN GEILENKIRCHEN

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker prominently features the brand name "IRIEDAILY" in bold black letters with a distinct pink outline. The letter 'Y' in "IRIEDAILY" is cleverly replaced by a black peace sign symbol, also with a pink outline. Above this main text, a classic pink smiley face with black eyes and mouth is displayed. Below the "IRIEDAILY" text, a minimalist pink smiley mouth line can be observed. The sticker is applied on a light gray concrete surface, which is heavily marked with vibrant red spray paint splatters and some white, possibly paint or residue, giving it a raw, urban feel.

e in Dabenc IRIEDAILY

18 July
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with rounded corners featuring a cartoon-style seated cat. The cat is a solid dark purple color with bright yellowish-green eyes, a small black nose, a subtle smile, and long black whiskers. The cat is outlined in black, and the background of the sticker is a vibrant orange. At the bottom right, small black text reads "© SQUEEZEMONKEY 2023". The sticker is adhered to a textured, grey urban surface, which has some faint pink and white markings.

2131 © SQUEEZEMONKEY 2023

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is white with a central black graphic resembling a sun or a rising symbol with rays. Inside the base of this symbol, the words "GLO UP" are printed vertically. Below the symbol, the words "DINERO GANG" are written horizontally. The full phrase "GLO UP DINERO GANG" is repeated again in black text at the bottom edge of the sticker. The sticker is placed on a light grey pole, with green foliage visible around it.

R GLO UP DINERO GANG GLO UP DINERO GANG

18 July
Street sticker The central element is a white, circular sticker affixed to a weathered, multi-colored surface that appears to be grey metal with patches of peeling red and black paint. The sticker itself is clean and bright white. In the upper half, the words "Nightblind cinema" are written in a distinctive, flowing black script. Below the text, a black QR code is centrally placed, occupying the lower portion of the sticker. The overall impression is minimalist and direct, aiming to direct viewers to the linked content.

Nig htblind cinera https://vqr.vc/uHH3REfDS

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is round with a dark grey or black background and white text. The phrase 'QUE TRÉPASSE' is arched across the top, and 'SI JE FAIBLIS' is arched across the bottom. In the center, there is a prominent, stylized white monogram, appearing to be a decorative combination of the letters 'Q' and 'D' or 'P'. The sticker is slightly creased and shows signs of wear.

Rudfleldubb to QUE TRÉPASSE ARELLIATTOO CD SI JE FAIBLIS

18 July