#symbolic street stickers

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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.

Kuzma S.

19 July
Street sticker The sticker is dark in color, possibly black or dark grey, with light grey or white text and a prominent monogram in the center. The text, arranged in an arc at the top and bottom, reads "QUE TRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS". Behind the stylized monogram, which appears to be 'GD' or 'QD', there are subtle cross-hatched lines or possibly faint crossed swords. The sticker is affixed to a textured grey metal pole, with a blurred outdoor background showing a path, rocks, and blue sky.

QUE TRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS GD

18 July
Street sticker The sticker depicts a figure, possibly wearing a military or formal cap, with their eyes obscured by shadow or a visor. Their hands are clenched into fists, prominently displaying the words 'SAME' tattooed across the knuckles of the left hand and 'PAIN' across the knuckles of the right hand. The image is rendered in black and white, giving it a stark and impactful appearance. It is placed on a brushed metal surface.

SAME PAIN

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular black vinyl with a bold, white graphic taking up most of its area. The graphic is a complex, flowing symbol with thick, rounded lines, reminiscent of calligraphic text or a highly stylized character from an Indic script, such as Devanagari. It is affixed to a textured, weathered grey metal pole, with part of another sticker visible at the top edge of the frame.

The symbol is highly stylized and not immediately recognizable as a common word or letter in Latin script. It bears a resemblance to the Devanagari character 'श्री' (Shri), often used as an honorific or auspicious symbol, but its precise interpretation without context is ambiguous.

15 July
Street sticker The image showcases a vibrant red, roughly diamond-shaped sign or large sticker, securely affixed to a weathered wooden pole with a single nail at its top. Centrally positioned on this red background is a circular black and yellow sticker. This inner sticker prominently displays a stylized yellow lion, adorned with a red crown and a red tongue, depicted in a rampant posture. Below the lion, the word "PFALZ" is written in a distinctive white, graffiti-style font with a black outline, against the black circular background. Further down on the main red sign, large, black, brushstroke-like letters are partially visible, appearing to spell "THIS" or a similar word, although the phrase is cut off by the bottom edge of the image.

PFALZ, THIS

12 July
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with rounded corners applied to a dark, possibly metal or plastic, surface. The sticker displays a stylized coat of arms or crest in a metallic copper-bronze color against a dark background. The central design features a shield containing a hammer and three crowns. Above the shield, there is a winged creature, likely an eagle, and intricate scrollwork flanks the main emblem. The words "KUNGENSBARN.COM" are printed vertically along both the left and right sides of the crest.

KUNGENSBARN.COM

11 July