Italian conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan and British-Ghanian fashion photographer Campbell Addy collaborate on the new ‘Unhinged’ cover story of GARAGE Magazine 18. The artistry features supermodel Kendall Jenner as the 2020 muse channeling Cattelan’s famed work ‘Stephanie’ (2003).

The lifelike sculpture of American supermodel Stephanie Seymour, married to art collector and ‘Interview’ founder Peter Brandt, is frequently called ‘Trophy Wife’. In 2002, Cattelan dined at their estate in Greenwich, Conn, when Brant was looking to commission something from him. Surveying the library, studded with stuffed and mounted animals Brant had killed on safari, Maurizio Cattelan had an idea.

“Your real trophy, Peter,” he said, “is your wife.” Because the finished trophy — mounted to look like a dead gazelle — was made of wax, it couldn’t be hung over the fireplace without melting it. The piece was done in an edition of four: one for the buyer, one for the artist, one for the dealer, and one to be sold.

The original buyer, French businessman Francois Pinault — owner of Christie’s and the luxury house Kerig — sold the piece in 2010 for $2.4 million to José Mugrabi, a self-made Israeli businessman.

Other images in the photo shoot include an array of pigeon-themed pictures, referencing the artist’s installation at the 54th Venice Biennale, along with various shots in which Kendall is suspended from the ceiling or mounted to the wall, as if she were one of the artist's taxidermied horses.

Garage interviews the artist Maurizio Cattelan in the new issue at VICE.com. The entire project is produced under the creative eye of Garage editor-in-chief Mark Guiducci.