#politicalart street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular, predominantly black and white/grayscale, and affixed to a metal pole. Its central image is a person's face, mostly obscured by a checkered keffiyeh, with only their eyes visible, conveying a sense of mystery and intensity. Above the figure, in a distinctive gothic-style white font, is the word 'Décolonize'. In the bottom-left corner, there is intricate white Arabic calligraphy. The overall aesthetic is stark and impactful, utilizing high contrast.

31 July
Street sticker The sticker, designed to resemble an old newspaper clipping, features a central figure wearing a keffiyeh and sunglasses, with a determined expression. This figure is partially obscured by a prominent red inverted triangle, a symbol often associated with resistance. Behind the figure, faint grayscale illustrations depict historical or symbolic scenes, including a crescent moon and star, and what appears to be a building or landscape. The background is filled with small, dense Arabic text, mimicking newspaper articles. Large, stylized red Arabic text at the top reads 'فلسطين' (Falastin) and 'FALASTIN' in English, while equally prominent red Arabic text at the bottom declares 'فلسطين حرة' (Falastin Hurra), meaning 'Free Palestine'. The sticker is adhered to a dark green pole, which is visibly wet with raindrops, adding to its authentic street art appearance.

26 July
Street sticker A circular sticker prominently displayed on a textured metal surface. The sticker has a white outer border with black text 'NORDDEUTSCHE RANDALIERER' (North German Rioters/Hooligans) encircling the design. Inside, a blue background with a stylized wave pattern at the top frames a central image. This image consists of a brown rectangular banner with white text 'KLASSENKAMPF' (Class Struggle) and a red five-pointed star. Below the banner, a raised, clenched fist with a black wristband featuring a white skull and crossbones (Jolly Roger, associated with FC St. Pauli) is depicted over a red, brushstroke-like background. A black barbed wire design encircles the inner blue section, adding to the defiant theme. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, consistent with being affixed outdoors.

26 July
Street sticker The central sticker is a square, vibrant yellow design with all elements rendered in green. The dominant text is 'Oslo', with the 'O' creatively forming a hand gripping what appears to be a rifle. To the right, a six-sided die is visible, and below the word 'Oslo', several stylized bottle shapes are depicted. A small hammer and sickle emblem is subtly integrated near the base of the 'o'. Beneath the main graphic, in a smaller, cursive font, the word 'Ræfleklubb' is written. The combination of these symbols suggests a commentary that could be political, social, or related to a specific subculture in Oslo, Norway.

Oslo Ræfleklubb

18 July
Street sticker The sticker, predominantly teal blue, features two stylized male faces positioned at the bottom. Each face has a jagged, yellow-orange starburst graphic radiating from their head, suggesting an explosion of thought or ideas. Above the left face, a gloved hand holds a spiky, round object, possibly a grenade or a mind-bomb. The left face has an open mouth and wide eyes, appearing surprised or mid-expression. Above the right face, a hand holds a circular object that appears to be a seal or a symbol, with faint text 'SÄKRA FRAMTIDEN' visible on it. The right face has a beard and a more serious or contemplative expression. At the top of the sticker, the text 'GATAS PARLAMENT' is written in bold, white letters, and at the bottom, 'EPIKRISE.' is written in a more subtle, typewritten font.

GATAS PARLAMENT EPIKRISE. SÄKRA FRAMTIDEN

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular piece of graphic art, predominantly featuring a black butterfly with intricate white, blue, and green patterns on its wings, set against a split background of teal on top and green on the bottom. The upper wings display abstract organic shapes, including what appears to be a fetus-like figure and other natural elements. The lower wings contain symbols such as an atom and flowers, suggesting a blend of scientific and natural themes. Above the butterfly, the text "LOCALISME • BIOÉTHIQUE • NUCLÉAIRE" is prominently displayed. Below the butterfly, in large bold letters, it reads "ÉCOLOGIE INTÉGRALE". At the very bottom, the words "LYON POPULAIRE" are visible, alongside icons indicating social media presence on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and Telegram.

LOCALISME • BIOÉTHIQUE • NUCLÉAIRE, ÉCOLOGIE INTÉGRALE, LYON POPULAIRE

15 July
Street sticker A sticker featuring an altered KFC advertisement. The bucket of chicken has been replaced with an explosion over a building, likely meant to resemble bombings in Gaza. Below this imagery, there's text reading "al comprar ayudas a matar a los niños en GAZA," which translates to "buying helps kill children in GAZA." A crying child's face appears next to the bucket.

al comprar ayudas a matar a los niños en GAZA

04 July
Street sticker The sticker depicts a black and white portrait of Viktor Orban, the Prime Minister of Hungary, with a red prohibition sign imposed on the face. Below the portrait, the sticker reads "STOP ORBAN!" in bold black letters on a white background. The sticker is affixed to a black surface.

STOP ORBAN!

29 June
Street sticker The sticker is primarily black and white, with some areas appearing light blue or faded yellow due to lighting and wear. It depicts a central, stylized figure, likely a Zapatista rebel, wearing a balaclava or ski mask that obscures their face, along with a wide-brimmed hat. The figure holds a rifle and has a small, five-pointed star visible on their chest. Behind the figure, there's a large, distressed five-pointed star design. Below the main image, the bold, capitalized letters "EZLN" are prominently displayed. Underneath "EZLN," in smaller, capitalized Spanish text, it reads "SOLIDARIDAD CON LAS COMUNIDADES ZAPATISTAS." The overall aesthetic is stark and graphic, reminiscent of stencil art, applied to a silver pole.

SOLIDARIDAD CON LAS COMUNIDADES ZAPATISTAS EZLN

09 June
Street sticker The sticker features a stylized, high-contrast illustration of a character resembling Snow White, rendered in black and white, against a light lilac/pale purple triangular background. The figure is positioned in the lower left, seemingly reclining or leaning, holding an M16-style assault rifle across her body. Her expression is calm and resolute. In the upper right section, on a black background, elegant white script text reads 'fight sexism & homophobia'. The overall aesthetic is graphic and impactful, combining classic pop culture imagery with a strong social message. The sticker itself appears to be affixed to a dark blue surface, which covers the bottom portion of the design.

Fight sexism and homophobia

09 June
Street sticker A rectangular sticker, light grey/off-white in color, adhered to a cylindrical metal pole. The top portion features a German quote in black sans-serif typeface, spanning four lines. The bottom portion displays a black and white, somewhat grainy illustration. On the left, a figure wearing a balaclava or ski mask and a hat is partially visible, from the chest up. On the right, an arm extends with a hand pointing a finger upwards, seemingly holding a pen or a thin object. The sticker shows signs of wear, with slight peeling at the bottom.

Wir müssen die Welt nicht erobern. Es reicht sie neu zu schaffen.

09 June
Street sticker This sticker shows a black and white sketch of a person licking a boot. The boot has a blue flower on it. To the right of the head is a vertical stack of blue circles, each containing a letter: K, D, M, and L.

K D M L

29 May
Street sticker The sticker is a black and white design featuring a quote from Ursula K. Le Guin about capitalism and resisting power. It also shows a portrait of the author and includes a logo and the text 'Allt åt alla'. The sticker is affixed to a textured, possibly concrete or stone, surface.

"We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings." Ursula K. Le Guin Allt of allo

12 April
Street sticker A sticker featuring a black and white illustration of apartment buildings, with a blue stripe at the top and bottom, and the acronym "ACAB" in a banner at the bottom. The sticker is affixed to a gray pole outdoors.

ACAB

12 February
Street sticker A round sticker in pink featuring a stylized face split down the middle. The surrounding text in white reads "SCHEISSKOTZEFICKGESICHT" in a circular pattern.

SCHEISSKOTZEFICKGESICHT

11 February
Street sticker Round sticker with a drawing of a bird and the word VOLK above it. Below the bird are small boxes with German political party names: LINKE, AFD, CSU, BSU, FDP, SPD, CDU, and GRÜNE. At the bottom, the word FREIHEIT (freedom) is written. The sticker seems to be a political statement.

VOLK Freiheit LINKE AFD CSU BSU FDP SPD CDU GRÜNE

03 February
Street sticker Sticker featuring a woman wearing a keffiyeh, with the text "Merry Resistance". The style is graphic and impactful.

merry resistance

16 January
Street sticker A sticker featuring a stylized black and white portrait of a man with the word "AVGÅ" written below. The word likely means "resign" in Swedish.

AVGÅ

31 December 2024
Street sticker A sticker depicting a stylized eye and the map of Palestine, overlaid with Arabic calligraphy and a keffiyeh pattern. The text 'Free Palestine' is visible in both English and Arabic. A QR code is present in the bottom right corner.

FREE PALESTINE فلسطين حرة http://Netwalker13.org

27 December 2024
Street sticker A sticker featuring a woman's face surrounded by roses and the text 'MAKE ART NOT WAR'. The sticker is predominantly red and beige, and the woman's face is styled in a vintage woodcut fashion. The OBEY logo is visible in the bottom center.

MAKE ART NOT WAR

27 December 2024
Street sticker Black and white sticker featuring a portrait of a man with the word "MÖRBULTAD" written above. The sticker is affixed to a weathered pole.

MÖRBULTAD

27 December 2024
Street sticker This sticker is a provocative piece of street art, using crude humor to express anti-Putin sentiment. The image is a cartoonish rendering of Putin's face on a penis, with a tie. The sticker is affixed to a pole, where it is partially obscured by raindrops and other stickers.

07 December 2024
Street sticker Red and white sticker with an illustration of two handcuffed hands over a barbed wire fence and a crowd of people. The text says "Contra o Cartão do Adepto" which translates to "Against the Fan Card". There is also a logo that appears to be from Bracara Legion.

10 November 2024
Street sticker Close-up of a sticker featuring a stylized image of a person's eyes and the text "PURE IDEOLOGY". The sticker has a slightly worn look and is affixed to a dark-colored pole.

31 October 2024