#publicart street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker is circular, primarily black with white elements, adhered to a pole wrapped in a bright yellow, hexagonal-patterned reflective material. At its center is a QR code composed of white dots against the black background. Around the perimeter of the circle, white text is arranged in an arc, both at the top and bottom. The word 'wunderbear' is vertically integrated into the design of the QR code itself.

31 July
Street sticker A white circular sticker with a light blue border, featuring the text 'I ❤️ MY AASEE'. The 'I' and 'MY AASEE' are in black capital letters, and a red heart symbol replaces the word 'LOVE'. The sticker is placed on a brushed or textured metal pole, which appears to be outdoors with water visible in the blurry background.

I ❤️ MY AASEE

22 July
Street sticker A circular sticker, primarily light purple with bold black text, is prominently displayed on a yellow and black striped pole. The main text, 'UNTITLD', is curved in an arc around the top, mimicking a vinyl record's label. In the center, there's a black dot within a larger circle, reinforcing the record theme. Below this, smaller black text provides more details, including: 'Immersion, bass and art brought to you by the UNTTLD team', 'manufactured for novel sounds', 'All grooves shall be grooving and all moves shall be moving', and 'ROTTERDAM 2024 RP110'. The pole itself shows signs of wear with peeling paint, and a blurred pedestrian crossing is visible in the background.

UNTITLD Immersion, bass and art brought to you by the UNTTLD team manufactured for novel sounds All grooves shall be grooving and all moves shall be moving ROTTERDAM 2024 RP110

20 July
Street sticker The sticker depicts an abstract, stylized octopus or kraken-like sea creature with swirling tentacles, rendered in light-colored (possibly white or silver) lines against a solid black background. Several small, simple fish shapes are scattered around the main creature. The sticker is placed on a textured, light-colored pole or column, showing some signs of wear and scratches on its surface.

20 July
Street sticker A white, circular sticker is affixed to a dark grey, textured surface, possibly concrete or stone. Handwritten in black cursive on the sticker are the words "Nightblind cinema". Below the text, a QR code is clearly visible. Above the sticker, on the grey surface, a simple white outline of a heart is drawn. The sticker is surrounded by green grass and plant material, suggesting an outdoor, possibly urban, environment.

Nightblind cinema https://vqr.vc/uHH3REfDS

20 July
Street sticker A circular sticker with a white background and a bold black outer ring. The center features two stylized, vibrant red flames. Arching above the flames, the text "FUOCO BERGEN" is written in black capital letters. Below the flames, curved text in black capital letters reads "FAEN IKKJE LØST Å GÅ HEM". The sticker is affixed to a textured grey metal pole.

FUOCO BERGEN FAEN IKKJE LØST Å GÅ HEM

20 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular and vertically aligned on a grey metal pole. It features two main vertical text blocks. On the left, in a more straightforward blocky font, it reads "EINE STADT - EIN VEREIN". On the right, the word "RAGAZZA" is displayed in a stylized, somewhat graffiti-inspired font with ornate details and patterns filling the letters. The background of the sticker appears to be a mix of grey and white with subtle patterns, possibly illustrating the club's crest or symbolic elements. A small circular blue and white sticker with a cartoon character (possibly a sailor or a figure with an anchor tattoo) is partially visible behind the main sticker on the left side, but it is largely obscured. The setting is outdoors, with blurred green foliage and trees in the background under a bright sky.

EINE STADT - EIN VEREIN RAGAZZA

20 July
Street sticker The sticker features a smiling man with light-colored hair, depicted in a style reminiscent of classical religious art. He is dressed in a flowing white robe with a rope belt, standing barefoot on fluffy white clouds. A bright light emanates from behind him, creating a halo effect against a light blue sky background. The image is a clear parody or humorous take on traditional depictions of divine figures like Jesus Christ, by superimposing a contemporary, anachronistic face onto the iconic imagery. The sticker is placed on a weathered, light-colored pole in an outdoor urban setting.

20 July
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.

FKBG NORDLAND

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 This central square white sticker features a distinct blue outline illustration. The image portrays a stylized, almost abstract head or profile, characterized by a prominent single eye and three wavy lines below it, suggesting water, sound, or a unique texture. The minimalist design gives it a modern aesthetic. Directly beneath the illustration, the text '@SOKUY_ILLUST' is printed in blue, likely serving as a creative alias or social media handle for an artist or illustrator. The sticker is affixed to a textured, possibly concrete or metal, surface, surrounded by other diverse stickers.

@SOKUY_ILLUST

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker showcases a stylized illustration of a young woman's profile, facing right. She has brown hair pulled back in a ponytail, blue eyes, and a soft smile. She is wearing a black and bright green two-toned top. Her portrait is encircled by a white outline, which extends into horizontal red stripes on either side, all set against a rectangular black background. The art style is clean and graphic, reminiscent of pop art or comic book illustration.

18 July
Street sticker A prominent white, oval-shaped sticker is attached to a weathered, gray utility pole. The sticker features bold black text at the top, 'Nett hier.' (Nice here.). Below this, it continues with 'Aber kennen Sie schon Dachdecker_Dennis?' (But do you already know Roofer_Dennis?), though parts of this text are slightly obscured. Central to the sticker is a black circular logo with crossed roofer's hammers and the words 'DACHDECKER DENNIS'. Below the logo, an Instagram handle is visible. The sticker exhibits signs of wear, with some peeling edges and dirt, and is partially layered over other older stickers.

Nett hier. Aber kennen Sie schon Dachdecker_Dennis? DACHDECKER DENNIS

17 July
Street sticker A white square sticker featuring a black QR code is prominently displayed on a dull black pipe, which is part of a larger plumbing or conduit system. The QR code contains a large, stylized asterisk (*) symbol in its center, adding a unique visual element to the standard code pattern. The pipe is connected to a larger metallic pipe assembly above it, which is secured by a metal clamp. The background shows a light-colored building surface, possibly stucco or siding.

* https://linktr.ee/qr/d33a135e-72bc-4535-8632-208bc719ab6e

17 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
Street sticker The central focus of the image is a rectangular sticker on a dark pole. The sticker has a bold red background with 'BIFF' in large, white, sans-serif letters. Below this, in smaller white text, it reads 'BERGEN INTERNASJONALE FILMFESTIVAL'. Above this main sticker, a partially visible sticker features a black and white illustration of a person with long hair and a cigarette, along with fragmented text that includes 'ARUA' and 'NN' next to a small football icon. Below the BIFF sticker, another partially visible and faded sticker displays text that seems to read 'GIVE US HOPE' and 'OUNGE BOYZ' in a distressed font. The pole is situated outdoors, with a blurred cityscape in the background.

BIFF BERGEN INTERNASJONALE FILMFESTIVAL

16 July
Street sticker The sticker, predominantly white, red, and black, displays a black and white, halftone-style portrait of a man with short, dark hair and a neutral expression, wearing a dark collar or jacket. Behind his head, red rays fan out against a white background, creating a sunburst effect. Above the portrait, the word "BRANN" is printed in large, bold red capital letters. The entire design is bordered by a thin red line, followed by an even thinner blue line. The sticker is affixed to a black, somewhat textured pole, which appears to have water droplets on its surface. Partially visible below this sticker are other obscured stickers or graffiti.

BRANN

16 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with rounded corners, primarily white with a black border, adhered to a textured grey concrete surface. The left side features a QR code and the Instagram handle "@BLACK.AND.WHITE_SHOES" with the Swedish text "FÖLJ MIG . PÅ . INSTAGRAM" (Follow me . On . Instagram) underneath. Below this, the text "ETT KONSTPROJEKT" (An Art Project) is displayed prominently, followed by a quote: ""Texten under skorna blir som en signatur"" (The text under the shoes becomes like a signature). The right side of the sticker presents a black and white photograph depicting a utility pole with power lines, from which two objects resembling shoes are suspended.

@BLACK.AND.WHITE_SHOES FÖLJ MIG . PÅ . INSTAGRAM ETT KONSTPROJEKT "Texten under skorna blir som en signatur" https://www.instagram.com/black.and.white_shoes/

15 July
Street sticker A humorous sticker on a weathered pole features stick figures holding toilet paper rolls over their rear ends. The text reads 'store restroom'.

store restroom

22 May
Street sticker A sticker featuring a pixelated world map in green, orange, and pink against a vibrant yellow background is affixed to a metal pole. The map design is reminiscent of 8-bit graphics. The pole is textured, suggesting it's exposed to the elements. Part of another sign with the text "Bij stor" is visible below the sticker.

Bij stor

25 April
Street sticker An abstract sticker featuring squiggly lines and shapes in red, orange, and blue tones is adhered to a black metal pole. The composition has a whimsical and fluid quality, with the overlapping lines creating a dynamic visual texture.

@LUISANANUNES https://www.instagram.com/luis.ananunes/

11 March
Street sticker A black sticker with white text "EASY DOES IT" is adhered to a light gray, possibly metallic, surface. The sticker is rectangular, with the word "EASY" in large letters at the top and "DOES IT" in smaller letters beneath it. The sticker's corners are slightly worn, and it appears to be held in place with tape in some areas. The background is blurry, suggesting an urban outdoor setting.

EASY DOES IT

05 March
Street sticker A close-up shot of a square QR code sticker affixed to a weathered metal pole. The QR code is predominantly black and white, with a small asterisk symbol in its center. The sticker appears to be made of standard paper and shows slight creases from adhering to a curved surface.

29 October 2024
Street sticker A sticker depicting a humorous cartoon scene of vikings. The text "LYN-OMRÅDE" is visible at the top. The style is reminiscent of claymation or stop-motion animation. The sticker appears to be affixed to a metallic surface, possibly in a public restroom.

LYN-OMRÅDE

13 July 2024