A colorful anti-fascist sticker featuring a cute fantasy character framed by Intersex Pride-inspired yellow and purple colors. This edition combines soft, playful character art with the direct message “Fascism’s Not Cute.”

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• medium sticker 4,5cm H/3,5cm B

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Cerebroscope Archive — 016-I

Primary question: How much of a symbol can change before people stop recognizing the identity it refers to?

This version gives Omb a slightly different problem from the previous Pride editions because the Intersex flag is unusually minimal: yellow field, purple circle.

Records shows Omb the edition.

Records: Intersex.

Z. Omb: Because of the color scheme?

Records: Yes.

Z. Omb: And if we remove the circle?

Records: There isn't really a literal circle here.

Omb looks again.

Z. Omb: Exactly.

The background borrows the yellow-and-purple identity cue, but does not reproduce the flag literally.

That makes it useful.

Omb begins writing:

SYMBOL RECOGNITION WITHOUT EXACT FLAG REPRODUCTION

Records:

People still know what it references.

Omb:

Some will. That is the variable.

The question becomes whether identity recognition depends on:

• exact geometry,
• exact color pairing,
• relative color dominance,
• cultural familiarity,
• or simply knowing which edition one is looking at.

Current record

Edition: Intersex
Identity cue: Yellow + purple
Exact flag geometry reproduced: No
Reference still recognizable: Plausible / audience-dependent
Main slogan unchanged: Yes
Artwork text: `FASHISM’S NOT CUTE`
Catalogue text: `Fascism’s Not Cute`

Records adds:

APPARENTLY A FLAG CAN SURVIVE BEING TURNED INTO A VIBE.

Omb writes underneath:

Potentially.