Photos | Urban Aspect: The Sticker Laden Trash Can
Blue Demon spots this intriguingly sticker-crowded trashcan during a midnight stroll on March 21, 2024, in Korea. The stickers, a creative collage of street art, featuring diverse elements from reptiles, sea life, notably turtles, to footwear designs, provide an unexpected snapshot of urban culture reflected in the most mundane places. Isn't it fascinating how a simple city utility can transform into an exhibition of ephemeral art and advertising?
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