Sudario is a visual arts magazine that focuses on the Mediterranean region through the work of photographers from its surrounding regions. It brings together existing works and previously unseen creations that explore contemporary themes. Sudario advocates for an aesthetic and ethical position by collaborating with artists and thinkers who offer incisive perspectives on this region.

The first issue revolves around the notions of magic and catastrophe, in a choral essay where these concepts are considered as symbolic forms of resistance in times of crisis.

 Sudario No. 1 gathers the voices of 17 artists, including Marie Quéau (France), who created 16 double pages specially for this issue, as well as Katarina Angelopolou (Greece), Tayisir Batniji (Palestine), Olgaç Bozalp (Turkey), Federico Clavarino (Italy/UK), Rä di Martino (Italy), Karim El Maktafi (Morocco/Italy), Maen Hammad (Palestine), Karim Kal (France/Algeria), Stelios Kallinikou (Cyprus), Yazan Khalili (Palestine), Irene Fenara (Italy), Bojan Mrđenović (Croatia), Bandia Ribeira (Spain), Sara Sadik (France), Federica Sasso (Italy), and Jacques Sorrentini-Zibjan (France). The graphic design, conceived by Atto, follows a stream-of-consciousness structure, fluid and in motion.

30.5 × 23 cm, 232 pages
Edited/curated by Magali Avezou & Stefano Tripodi
Published by The View From Lucania (Italy)
November 14, 2025