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White skateboard deck with blue text on a white background saying "I Never Finish Anythi" by Thomas Lélu
I Never Finish Anythi
I Never Finish Anythi
I Never Finish Anythi

I Never Finish Anythi

Limited Edition of 20

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Thomas Lélu has carved out a unique space in contemporary art with work that is immediately recognizable, often disarmingly simple, and always incredibly sharp. His pieces oscillate between poetry and punchline, between image and text — capturing fragments of modern life with humour, critique, and clarity.

This edition is limited to 20, high-end digital printing on natural wood veneer.

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White skateboard deck with blue text on a white background saying "I Never Finish Anythi" by Thomas Lélu
I Never Finish Anythi
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Portrait of Thomas LÉLU

About the Artist

Portrait of Thomas LÉLU

Thomas Lélu (b. 1976, Seclin, France) is a Paris‑based artist, writer, photographer and art‑director whose work playfully collides image, text and concept. Educated in visual communication at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, Lélu draws on graphic design, literature and popular culture to experiment with clichés, puns and irreverent visuals.

Lélu’s practice spans books (such as Manuel de la photo ratée), installations, print works and collaborations with fashion and media. He re‑frames everyday objects and media‑images with a tongue‑in‑cheek sensibility, reflecting on our image‑saturated culture with irony and wit.

Thomas Lélu (b. 1976, Seclin, France) is a Paris‑based artist, writer, photographer and art‑director whose work playfully collides image, text and concept. Educated in visual communication at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, Lélu draws on graphic design, literature and popular culture to expe
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Thomas Lélu (b. 1976, Seclin, France) is a Paris‑based artist, writer, photographer and art‑director whose work playfully collides image, text and concept. Educated in visual communication at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, Lélu draws on graphic design, literature and popular culture to experiment with clichés, puns and irreverent visuals.

Lélu’s practice spans books (such as Manuel de la photo ratée), installations, print works and collaborations with fashion and media. He re‑frames everyday objects and media‑images with a tongue‑in‑cheek sensibility, reflecting on our image‑saturated culture with irony and wit.