#provocativeart

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Street sticker The sticker features a caricature of a portly, angry preacher in a green and white striped robe, holding up a green book with a crown emblem. He stands before a crowd of men with exaggerated expressions of shock and confusion. In the foreground, a baby is depicted in a tub labeled 'FOLKÖL' (meaning 'people's beer'). Behind the preacher, a candle burns, and a sign reads 'Evigt hat till syndarna i Örebro' (Eternal hate to the sinners in Örebro). The background includes a green and white checkered flag, possibly representing a sports team. The overall style is cartoonish and satirical, with a limited color palette dominated by greens, reds, and skin tones.
Street sticker Oval-shaped sticker on a glass door. It has a blue background and contains text in German that translates to "Neighbors, watch out!" There's also a smaller sticker overlaid that reads "NO Bitches?" with a picture of a woman. The larger sticker also includes the Berlin Police emergency number.
Street sticker This sticker displays a provocative image. A bone is placed inside a peace symbol, but the symbol's outline is made of barbed wire. This juxtaposition creates a strong visual statement on themes of peace and violence. The style is dark and slightly edgy.
Street sticker A sticker featuring a simple drawing of a cat holding a sign that says "Humans are shit." The cat is white with black outlines, and the sign is a dirty white color. There is another smaller sticker on the sign that says "DU MUSST KEIN ARSCHLOCH SEIN!" which translates from German to English as "YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE AN ASSHOLE!"
Street sticker This sticker displays vibrant, psychedelic artwork. The main focus is a man with a contemplative expression, holding what looks like a dark-colored bottle. Beside him sits a whimsical, almost grotesque creature resembling a monkey with exaggerated features. The overall style is gritty and expressive, with a chaotic yet deliberate arrangement of elements. The color palette is bold, using contrasting shades of red, blue, and black. There are additional items depicted, including cigarettes and what appears to be a milk carton, suggesting a narrative about indulgence and perhaps contemplation. The text "JAVLA BAJS APA" is visible, which may be a title or part of the artwork's message. The artist's social media links for Facebook and Instagram are also present at the bottom.