#urbanexpression street stickers

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker featuring highly stylized, abstract graffiti lettering in black and white. The letters are stacked vertically, with thick black outlines and a textured, speckled fill that creates a gritty, shadowed effect, giving them a three-dimensional appearance. The background of the sticker is plain white. The overall style is characteristic of 'wildstyle' graffiti, making the specific text difficult to decipher. The sticker is affixed to a dark, textured metal pole.

26 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 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 sticker is rectangular with a stark black background, against which a vibrant red, stylized illustration of an angry or shouting face is prominently displayed. The face has an open mouth and appears to be in mid-scream or roar. Above the face, in bold red uppercase letters, is the text 'HOLD KÆFT' (Shut up). Below the face, also in red uppercase letters, is 'DET BLIVER SJOUT' (It will be fun), creating a stark, possibly sarcastic or threatening, contrast with the command. The sticker itself shows signs of wear and wrinkles, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements. It is affixed to a cylindrical white pole, which is weathered with dirt and some yellow paint splatters. In the background, a dark, textured wall is visible to the left, and a blurred street scene with building lights can be seen to the right.

HOLD KÆFT DET BLIVER SJOUT

19 July
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays a football (soccer) player from SK Brann, dressed in a red uniform, in what appears to be a celebratory or action pose during a match, with a blurry stadium crowd in the background. The text 'Come & rock me Amadeus' is overlaid in a vibrant red script font, referencing the famous song by Falco. At the bottom right of the sticker, there's a small red oval with the word 'BRANN', clearly identifying the team. The sticker is affixed to a utility pole, with another larger poster above it also related to Brann, mentioning 'OBOS' and 'Eliteserien'.

Come & rock me Amadeus BRANN OBOS MED BRANN ER STØRRE ENN ELITESERIEN KJØP PARTOUTKORT

18 July
Street sticker The image features a rectangular sticker, predominantly bright yellow, with prominent dark green text. The text reads 'FCK' on the top line and 'HZB' on the bottom line, all in uppercase, bold, sans-serif font. Two thin horizontal dark green bars frame the text, one above 'FCK' and one below 'HZB'. The sticker appears slightly worn and creased, indicating it has been exposed to the elements. It is affixed to a textured, light grey or metallic surface, likely a pole or a wall panel in an urban environment. A corner of another black and white sticker is visible in the upper left.

FCK HZB

17 July
Street sticker A square-shaped sticker affixed to a gray metal pole. The design features a prominent black and white stylized raised fist, a common symbol of solidarity, power, and resistance. Above the fist, in bold, blocky capital letters, is the German phrase "KÄMPFEN UND" (Fight and) and below the fist, "SIEGEN" (Win/Conquer). The background of the sticker is composed of red and white stripes, forming a cross pattern similar to a Nordic flag (like the Danish flag), with a white cross on a red field and white borders on the top and bottom. The overall aesthetic is one of determination and defiance.

KÄMPFEN UND SIEGEN

16 July