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When Italian photographer Emanuele Mattia D’Angelo first stumbled upon an abandoned ground only a short drive from his home, he could hardly believe it had gone unnoticed for so long. “It was just twenty minutes away,” he recalls. “I had no idea it even existed. The moment I stepped inside,
At Photo Curva, the mission has always been clear: to present different supporters’ cultures from across the globe. Each year, the magazine publishes two editions – one reflecting on the past season, and another as a special issue. The first special edition was dedicated to Argentina and Uruguay. The second,
Fabian Lozano is a Colombian artist whose unique journey has taken him from the small town of El Rosal, near Bogotá, to the bustling streets of Brooklyn, New York. Along the way, he has blended his two greatest passions—football and art—into stunning digital illustrations that celebrate the spirit of Boca
Lithuanian football fans are unlike any other. They don’t just cheer for results – they cheer for their country. In the stands known as the Vyčio Tribūna, ultras from local clubs and ordinary supporters unite under one banner, creating an atmosphere that embodies national pride. For many years, Lithuania’s supporters’
“It may have felt like the Argentines were playing at home.” THE STORY IS BEAUTIFUL The Paris 2024 Olympics have seen their share of surprises even before the event began. 267 kilometres as the crow flies from the French capital, on the outskirts of Brittany, in the shadow of the
To tell the stories, to draw attention to things. To use the power of photography. TOBY BINDER Raw, powerful, and honest. Toby Binder’s unfiltered reality of life and the struggles and resilience of those living on the fringes of society are beautiful, poignant, and often heartbreaking, but also filled with
From the stands to the pitch, Marcelo Ramirez reflects on why Chile’s biggest club is more than just a game — it’s culture, community, and identity. Everyone is United What makes Colo-Colo unique is that it’s not only about football — the name says it all: Club Social y Deportivo
“It’s been a blessing to freeze a moment in time and turn it into an everlasting memory.” DAKOTA GRAF IN CONVERSATION WITH DAKOTA GRAF In just one year as a freelance photographer, Dakota Graf has experienced a whirlwind journey, capturing defining moments of the MLS season. From photographing Lionel Messi
For urban artist Lucas, life in Buenos Aires is a balancing act—managing the demands of a big city, raising his children, and pursuing his passion for art. But one constant in his life has always been football, particularly his devotion to River Plate. “My love for football and River Plate comes from
By Gregorio Gastaldi ATLETICO CLUBE DE PORTUGAL I think everything that we love about football can be found in Atlético Clube de Portugal, a club that still holds the values on which our beloved game was built. A game for the people, by the people. Based in the Alcântara region
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