"Couldn't Care less" (2025) by Thomas Lelu and Lee Shulman.
This book combines Thomas Lelleu's iconic words with Lee Shulman's global archive of "forgotten memories," featuring over 90 never-before-seen photographs from The Anonymous Project, each with its own blank space.
At the end of the book, there is a sticker sheet containing over 120 handwritten aphorisms and short phrases by Thomas Lelleu, which readers can stick together to complete the book in their own way, combining text and images in their own way.
The authors of this book, Thomas and Lee, are imbued with this creative playfulness, and, as the title suggests, take a "Couldn't Care Less" stance, lightly presenting the space between memory and meaning.
96 pages, 219mm × 282mm, Softcover
In the space we are renting, there was a pop-up event for Do Nothing Congress, which Thomas Lelu is involved in, and the beauty of hand-drawn art is even more appealing in this day and age. Sticker books are also very trendy and seem like a fun activity for adults.
