Senza Futuro is a bold cultural and visual research journal, founded in London and based in Turin. It’s a unique blend of a thematic journal and a graphic-design-driven book, unapologetically honoring the heritage of radical design and art publications while subverting their conventions. It’s a space where form and content meet in a curated visual language that speaks to both established design traditions and forward-thinking aesthetics.

This is not just a journal — it’s a visual manifesto that challenges norms across media, research, and culture, all while maintaining a striking graphic identity that makes it a valuable reference for young creatives. With a focus on modernity, Senza Futuro manages to stay relevant without falling into the trap of being overly "trendy" or transient. It’s not about chasing the latest fads, but about dissecting and presenting what’s important in culture and design through a critical and timeless lens.

Released annually — and never in the same month — each issue is a visual and intellectual journey that brings together a diverse collective of contributors who defy expectations. The third bilingual issue, featuring two striking covers shot by Mafia Mashi, further expands the magazine's visual narrative.