Cartography Magazine Issue 11

Cartography NR 11 Uzbekistan, Milan–Bezau, Mexico

Cartography Issue 11 is a print publication structured around three geographic trajectories: Uzbekistan (Central Asia), the axis from Milan to Bezau (Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria), and Mexico (Southern North America). The issue organizes content through territorial observation, combining written contributions and photographic documentation to examine cultural, spatial, and social contexts.

The editorial structure integrates essays and field-based narratives by Lucie Azema, Anna Boghiguian, Davide Coppo, Achille Filipponi, Umberto Galimberti, Fernanda Melchor, Valentina Pigmei, Luca Trevisani, Vincenzo Trione, and Francesca Verga. These texts are developed as interpretative frameworks grounded in specific locations, without abstraction from their geographic context.

Photographic material functions as primary documentation, with contributions by Lucie Azema, Luca De Santis, Hassan Kurbanbaev, Delfino Sisto Legnani, and Luca Trevisani. Images are positioned as analytical tools, supporting the reading of landscapes, infrastructures, and inhabited environments across the three regions.

The issue constructs a comparative system of observation, where distance and proximity between territories are treated as variables within a single editorial structure.

/ 33,5 x 24,5 cm
/ 216 pages
/ english language
/ sewn glued binding

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