This project takes as its starting point the figure of Victor Lustig, the con artist who, in 1925, in Paris, famously “sold” the Eiffel Tower. Through archival photographs, manipulated documents and reconstructed scenes, the series creates a hybrid narrative between history and fiction, questioning the fragility of truth in images and the power of visual storytelling to make the improbable believable.

The work has been shown at Revela’T, H2O Gallery and Photographic Social Vision, and is now taking shape as a photobook in collaboration with Ediciones Posibles, to be published at the end of 2025, marking the centenary of this story born in Paris.

Tout est Possible.

Victor Lustig. Paris, 1925