Toiletpaper [No. 1]
Maurizio Cattelan, Pierpaolo Ferrari, Micol Talso
2010
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Toiletpaper [No. 1]
Maurizio Cattelan, Pierpaolo Ferrari, Micol Talso
2010
Athens: Deste Foundation
Unpaginated [40 pages]
29 × 22.4 cm

Toilet Paper is an image-based magazine conceived by Maurizio Cattelan and photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, under the artistic direction of Micol Talso. Founded in 2010, the magazine takes the form of a limited-edition book, complemented by a website that extends its iconographic research into a collage of animated and video content.


 


This is the very first issue, a special edition published in June 2010 in collaboration with the Deste Foundation. Rooted in an uncanny, slightly surrealist iconophilia, the publication unfolds through a succession of twisted tableaux in which the strange, the absurd, and the familiar converge in unexpected narratives and an ultra-contemporary aesthetic.

Athens: Deste Foundation
Unpaginated [40 pages]
29 × 22.4 cm

Toilet Paper is an image-based magazine conceived by Maurizio Cattelan and photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, under the artistic direction of Micol Talso. Founded in 2010, the magazine takes the form of a limited-edition book, complemented by a website that extends its iconographic research into a collage of animated and video content.

 

This is the very first issue, a special edition published in June 2010 in collaboration with the Deste Foundation. Rooted in an uncanny, slightly surrealist iconophilia, the publication unfolds through a succession of twisted tableaux in which the strange, the absurd, and the familiar converge in unexpected narratives and an ultra-contemporary aesthetic.

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Toilet Paper is an image-based magazine conceived by Maurizio Cattelan and photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, under the artistic direction of Micol Talso. Founded in 2010, the magazine takes the form of a limited-edition book, complemented by a website that extends its iconographic research into a collage of animated and video content.

 

This is the very first issue, a special edition published in June 2010 in collaboration with the Deste Foundation. Rooted in an uncanny, slightly surrealist iconophilia, the publication unfolds through a succession of twisted tableaux in which the strange, the absurd, and the familiar converge in unexpected narratives and an ultra-contemporary aesthetic.

Athens: Deste Foundation
Unpaginated [40 pages]
29 × 22.4 cm

Toilet Paper is an image-based magazine conceived by Maurizio Cattelan and photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, under the artistic direction of Micol Talso. Founded in 2010, the magazine takes the form of a limited-edition book, complemented by a website that extends its iconographic research into a collage of animated and video content.

 

This is the very first issue, a special edition published in June 2010 in collaboration with the Deste Foundation. Rooted in an uncanny, slightly surrealist iconophilia, the publication unfolds through a succession of twisted tableaux in which the strange, the absurd, and the familiar converge in unexpected narratives and an ultra-contemporary aesthetic.

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Toilet Paper is an image-based magazine conceived by Maurizio Cattelan and photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, under the artistic direction of Micol Talso. Founded in 2010, the magazine takes the form of a limited-edition book, complemented by a website that extends its iconographic research into a collage of animated and video content.

 

This is the very first issue, a special edition published in June 2010 in collaboration with the Deste Foundation. Rooted in an uncanny, slightly surrealist iconophilia, the publication unfolds through a succession of twisted tableaux in which the strange, the absurd, and the familiar converge in unexpected narratives and an ultra-contemporary aesthetic.

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