Edouard Levé, ‘Amérique, Hangar de Paris’, lambda colour print on aluminium, 40 x 40cm (2006). Image courtesy of the artist’s estate and galerie Loevenbruck, Paris.

Edouard Levé, 'Amérique, Hangar de Paris', lambda colour print on aluminium, 40 x 40cm (2006). Image courtesy of the artist's estate and galerie Loevenbruck, Paris.

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ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTOR

Édouard Levé was born on 1 January, 1965 in Neuilly-sur-Seine. A writer, photographer, and visual artist, Levé was the author of four books of writing – Works, Journal, Autoportrait, and Suicide – and three books of photographs. Suicide, published in 2008, was his final book.

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