May 19, 2026 · 45 min · 19 segments
Carrie Scott sits down with conceptual artist Phillip Toledano to unpack his most audacious project yet - a show at Fotografiska Berlin attributed to a photographer who doesn't exist. We get into AI…
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Um, but I first saw your work at, um, the, the Mia Art Fair in Milan, and there was like a haunting, eerie photo of a house that grabbed my attention, and literally from across the aisles, I was like, "What is that? Did...
Is someone doing like a, a Christo wrapping of a house, or is this like a, a movie set, or what? Literally, what is that?" So I walked over and tried to investigate your work but couldn't quite figure it out.
Um, and you kind of quickly started to tell me that you had a show at Fotografiska.
Um, and then I started seeing fragments come out about this show, which it isn't being billed as a show by Philip Toledano at all.
Um, but I first saw your work at, um, the, the Mia Art Fair in Milan, and there was like a haunting, eerie photo of a house that grabbed my attention, and literally from across the aisles, I was like, "What is that? Did...
Is someone doing like a, a Christo wrapping of a house, or is this like a, a movie set, or what? Literally, what is that?" So I walked over and tried to investigate your work but couldn't quite figure it out.
Um, and you kind of quickly started to tell me that you had a show at Fotografiska.
Um, and then I started seeing fragments come out about this show, which it isn't being billed as a show by Philip Toledano at all.
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