These small pieces of adhesive paper transcend their materiality to become vessels of idolatry, nostalgia, and personal identity, each bearing the visage of soccer legends who have captivated the imaginations of millions.

In the realm of contemporary art, the act of appropriation serves not only as a bridge between the past and the present but also as a reflective surface for societal desires and collective memory. Our "Sticker Album" group show, delves into this intricate dialogue through a unique lens—historic stickers, emblems of soccer's illustrious legacy and a testament to the universal penchant for collecting.

At the heart of this exhibition lies the convergence of visual art and the global phenomenon of soccer, encapsulated within the ephemeral yet enduring medium of stickers. These small pieces of adhesive paper transcend their materiality to become vessels of idolatry, nostalgia, and personal identity, each bearing the visage of soccer legends who have captivated the imaginations of millions. Drawing inspiration from these historic stickers, artists in the "Sticker Album" show re-imagine and re-contextualize the imagery of famous soccer players, exploring the boundaries of appropriation art.