Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari’s Toilet Paper presents 1968, a bold homage to Italian Radical Design. This striking board book brings together vibrant images of colorful objects and surreal bodies, capturing the rebellious energy of a pivotal year in design. With contributions from Alessandro Mendini, a key figure in the movement, 1968 offers a retro yet avant-garde experience.

Led by radical design groups like Archizoom and Superstudio, the movement rejected traditional notions of "good taste." 1968 reimagines these iconic designs through high-contrast photographs, blending the curves of modern muses with the geometric beauty of Radical Design furniture. A playful and visually arresting celebration of an iconic era.