Content
Editor and Photographer
Riccardo Romano
Graphic
Daniele Sessa
Contributors
Vincenzo Carotenuto, Kendo
Gabriele Cristiano, Luca Colicci
Jacopo Causa, Gaia Cinquini
Fancesco Da Tos
Video
Simone Rocca
Contact and collaboration
info@spaccaskatemag.com
Distant Yet Close
Words: Tommaso Matteotti
Photos: Alex “Spuddy” Berto, Riccardo Romano
Exploring the Veneto region is not always simple. It depends on the motivation that an individual has to go out, and flip upside down their familiar surroundings, finding themselves in places where one would not normally end up. Among the vastness of the lagoon, across the country landscapes and through the Alps and pre-Alps, the distances shrink skating together.
Lens to Lens w/ "ILCANILE"
Interview: Simone Rocca
Photos: Moreno Hebling
Even offering a biscuit can sometimes spark new friendships. You don’t need many words with some people, you just let the energy talk. Simone Rocca interviews the filmer and artist ILCANILE in a slow, lens-to-lens chit-chat.
The Arches D.I.Y
Words: Lynsay Holmes
Photos: Kerr Melville, Cathal Carolan
When do you ever get to have a say over the infrastructure you live in? In Glasgow “DIY” means having agency over your built environment, creating a truly powerful space for people.
Apulian Spot Digger
It’s not just about getting lucky with spots while roaming around, and Giangi never letting me doubt his sense of direction. Maybe after spending countless hours on Google Earth, you end up gaining satellite vision, like some kind of superpower? Anyway, we know far too little about this
new generation of spot hunters, so we’ve got to make it right!
90's Maybe
Archive and Story: Alessandro Leoncini
Skateboarding makes us look at the world differently, changing the way we see things. In the same way, people look at the beach and only see water, but surfers see waves, lines, and trajectories. Different boards, similar feeling and it leaves you speechless.
Wish I Had More to Say...
Words: Vincenzo Carotenuto
Photos: Riccardo Romano
Filming a video part, it’s like at some point the camera became an excuse to go deeper, to really understand each other beyond what ended up on tape. An attempt to put something real into
words, knowing they’ll never quite be enough.
