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TMR-000466Photography, Art & Design Books
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TOILETMILES PAPERALDRIDGE

Miles Aldridge × TOILETPAPER · Maurizio Cattelan & Pierpaolo Ferrari · original Spring 2025 release

Spring 2025

A 2025 softbound special publication bringing Miles Aldridge's saturated, cinematic fashion photography into the image-world of TOILETPAPER, the artist magazine founded by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari. The 40-page, image-led collaboration is the third in Damiani's TOILETPAPER photographer series, after Martin Parr and Alex Prager, and was launched alongside exhibitions and events in London and Milan.

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Creator
Miles Aldridge; Maurizio Cattelan; Pierpaolo Ferrari
Publisher
Damiani Books
Edition / printing
Original Spring 2025 edition; printing not separately numbered
Country
Italy / international publication
Language
English; image-led publication with no running text
ISBN-13
978-88-6208-837-4
Format
Softbound illustrated magazine-book
Pagination
40 pages
Dimensions
22.5 × 29 cm (publisher specification)
Condition
Very Good+ to Near Fine
Completeness
Complete under the standing TMR books/publications completeness rule. Front cover, rear cover and internal credits page are supplied; no missing issued component has been reported or evidenced.

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Catalogue note

Third special TOILETPAPER photographic collaboration, following ToiletMartin PaperParr and ToiletAlex PaperPrager; pairs Miles Aldridge's highly staged colour photography with the surreal commercial-image language of Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari.

Credit / attribution note: The supplied credits page names Miles Aldridge and identifies TOILETPAPER concept/images by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari. It also records a large production team including creative director Micol Talso, project director Sebastiano Mastroeni, art directors Antonio Colomboni and Adriano Timicosti, and other photographic, styling, production and post-production contributors. Principal creator relationships are catalogued; secondary production credits are preserved here without creating unsupported role expansions.

Edition / bibliographic note: Publisher and creator sources identify this as the Spring 2025 release. No later edition or reprint was located during accession research, but the physical credits page does not state a numbered printing, so TMR does not claim a separately numbered first impression.

Condition note: Supplied front and rear covers are bright and clean with only light handling and minor edge/corner wear visible; photographed credits page is clean and legible.

Preserved discrepancies / uncertainties: No substantive bibliographic discrepancy located. Retailers variously describe the object as a magazine, paperback or softcover book; TMR uses the neutral term softbound magazine-book.

Research status: Core identity, ISBN, publisher, 2025 release, 40-page extent and 22.5 × 29 cm format verified from Damiani Books and Miles Aldridge's official publication archive.

Why this object matters

The Aldridge/Cattelan/Ferrari collaboration is a deliberately composed original publication joining staged colour photography and TOILETPAPER's surreal image language. Its documented exhibition presentation strengthens the artistic assessment, while its recent date leaves a longer-term landmark claim unestablished.

Evidence limits: Complete under the standing TMR books/publications completeness rule. Front cover, rear cover and internal credits page are supplied; no missing issued component has been reported or evidenced.

Score and assessment method

Archive Importance: 8.9 / 10.

This is a curatorial judgement, not a measurement accurate to one tenth or a market valuation. Read the explanation and its evidence limits together.

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