"Idol Hands" by Jules de Balincourt Skateboard Triptych Wall Art, Hand-Signed (3) set Skateboard Decks

Jules DE BALINCOURT is known internationally for colorful, radiant paintings that meditate on the social, political, and cultural dynamics of an increasingly globalized world. Limited edition and hand-signed, THE SKATEROOM is proud to present Jules de Balincourt’s ‘Idol Hands’ is one such meditation, described by the artist himself as commemoration of different causes. These people, walking with conviction, each hold an image of an idol or an idea they are championing. We wonder, where are those who idle, consume and do not fight for what they believe in? Certainly not worth capturing in this piece. But this is for the viewer to interpret for themselves.

This art piece is released as a hand-signed triptych skateboard, in an edition size of 50.

Limited Edition of 50, hand-signed by Jules de Balincourt
Produced by THE SKATEROOM in 2022
Hand-signed CoA by THE SKATEROOM

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Set of 3 skateboard decks.
Each skate deck measures approx. 31x8in (80x20cm)

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Made of 7 ply Grade A Canadian Maple wood
Top-print is hand-signed by the artist
1 Snapdisplay wall mount included per deck

It will ship in the original custom cardboard box

A brand that gives back, The Skateroom is a Certified B Corporation™. B Corps™ are businesses that meet the highest verified standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability. THE SKATEROOM exists to bring art into people's lives while bringing brighter possibilities to the lives of all. They unite art buyers, artists, galleries, museums, foundations, retailers, and non-profits around the world in a new economic model — « Art for Social Impact ». The brand's “5:25” business model is simple: they unleash human creativity and the fruits of artistic labor to donate 5% of the turnover or 25% of the profit from every sale – whichever number is greater – to social skate projects around the world. By placing works of art on responsibly made skateboards, THE SKATEROOM connects people to the reality that Art for Social Impact is something achievable right now.