New Biannual Magazine 'dromedario' Launches Without Images

A new biannual magazine called 'dromedario' has been launched by artists Sergio Breviario, Ermanno Cristini, and Luca Pancrazzi, with its first issue released in May 2025. The publication is entirely in black and white and contains no images, except for a visual contribution by Giulio Lacchini and a fictitious advertisement in the center. The cover, designed by Breviario in collaboration with Giancarlo Norese, features disjointed lines that form a dromedary when combined, reflecting the magazine's minimalist aesthetic. The issue includes over ten in-depth articles spanning architecture, urban planning, visual arts, music, and general culture, contributed by intellectuals and artists such as Luciano Crespi, Aurelio Andrighetto, Sara Candore, Thomas Cucchi, Vittoria Caprotti, Massimo Pugliese, Gianni Gangai, Antonio Syxty, Flavio De Marco, H.H. Lim, and Elena El Asmar. The magazine aims to valorize visual arts transversally, focusing on discussions, essays, and letters rather than images. According to Breviario, the content is designed to remain relevant even a year after publication. The magazine is published by Artribune.