Sudario Magazine - Issue 1 - Ouroboros

The first issue of Sudario magazine takes its title from the ancient figure of the Ouroboros, the serpent that devours and regenerates itself. It is a symbol of cycles without end, of collapse that feeds new growth, of opposites that refuse to separate. This image gives form to the way we look at the Mediterranean today: as a space where catastrophe and survival are inseparable, where faith and cynicism, myth and infrastructure, ritual and violence, coexist in one continuous loop. The Ouroboros embodies this logic of resistance: destruction that is also creation, a circle that holds contradiction without closure. Curated by Stefano Tripodi & Magal Avezou Designed by ATTO Presenting: A newly commissioned work and a special limited edition by Marie Quéau (France) And projects by: Katerina Angelopoulou (Greece) Tayisir Batniji (Palestine) Olgaç Bozalp (Turkey) Federico Clavarino (Italy/UK) Rä di Martino (Italy) Karim El Maktafi (Maroc/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) Jacques Sorrentini Zibjan (France) Closed size: 230 × 306 mm Open spread: 460 × 306 mm Ratio: 3:2, equivalent to the classic format of analog photographs.