#industrialart street stickers

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Street sticker The central sticker is round and predominantly blue with a white inner circle. Inside this circle is a black silhouette of a person, likely a blacksmith, striking an anvil with a hammer. Around the outer blue ring, the word "GIDEON" is written at the top, "FREMAD" at the bottom, and the numbers "20" and "24" are placed on the left and right sides respectively, suggesting a year. Partially visible behind this blue sticker is a rectangular sticker with horizontal green and white stripes and a black laurel wreath design, with text "Haseta Kollektiv" visible.

GIDEON FREMAD 20 24 Haseta Kollektiv

21 July
Street sticker The image captures a square black sticker adhered to a textured, circular, rusty manhole cover. The sticker prominently displays a silver and white emblem: a stylized raised fist clutching what appears to be a trombone or a similar brass instrument, from which rays emanate. Around this central motif, in a circular arrangement, is text in German: 'GEWERKSCHAFT DER FREIEN POSAUNISTEN DEUTSCHLAND' (Union of Free Trombonists Germany). The initials 'GFFPD' are also visible within the emblem. The manhole cover itself has a pattern of raised circular bumps and an outer rim with rectangular segments. The word 'FURNES' is embossed on the manhole cover near the sticker. The lighting suggests sunlight, casting shadows that highlight the textures of both the sticker and the metal surface.

GEWERKSCHAFT DER FREIEN POSAUNISTEN DEUTSCHLAND, GFFPD

17 July