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L.E.T., short for “Les Enfants Terribles,” is a French-German street artist from Düsseldorf. He has been active for over three decades and can be considered one of the co-founders of this art form. With his paste-ups and stencils, he has shaped German street art like no other. L.E.T. rarely uses color. His predominantly black-and-white cut-outs are his interpretations of the works of famous artists or current events that shape society. He plays with subjects and likes to deliberately spread provocative messages about the social injustices of our modern consumer society. However, this is always done with an ironic undertone, so that his works do not appear too dark and bleak to the viewer. L.E.T.'s works are so sought after around the world that some have ended up in private collections, and street art hunters search for new works at night to carefully remove them from the wall and sell them to said collectors.