With its 35th issue, JUTURNA Male Art Magazine turns its gaze toward the photographic oeuvre of Giovanni Guadagnoli. This monographic edition gathers more than fifty works, tracing the breadth of his vision: from his explorations of the male body to his studies of urban landscapes, fragments of architecture, and images in which solitude itself becomes a subject. Guadagnoli moves between intimacy and distance, capturing bodies as if they were topographies of memory, and places as if they carried the weight of forgotten gestures.
At the heart of the issue lies an extensive interview with the artist, in which he speaks of photography as a dialogue with time - a way to hold on to the instant while acknowledging its inevitable disappearance. His words reveal a practice that resists superficial categorization: whether he photographs a figure, a wall, or a deserted street, each image is marked by a quiet intensity, a search for the point where reality and reverie intersect.
JUTURNA thus presents not merely a sequence of images, but a constellation of Guadagnoli’s inner world - where the body is not only seen but remembered, where silence is as eloquent as form, and where beauty emerges from both presence and absence.