YUCA is an annual print magazine focused on art, photography, literature, and culture. The editors call each issue their alibi — a playful term for the cross-cutting idea that organises and inspires every edition. The magazine works with artists, writers, designers, political analysts, and scientists to create original pieces that reflect the chosen alibi from each contributor's personal point of view.
The result is a publication that reads like a collaborative investigation: multiple perspectives circling the same idea, each one revealing something the others missed. YUCA is designed for people who enjoy reading and seeing things from a variety of vantage points, and who understand that the most interesting ideas are the ones that look different depending on where you are standing.
The name — a root vegetable native to Latin America, essential and versatile — suggests nourishment, adaptability, and deep roots. YUCA is all of these: a magazine that feeds the curious, adapts to any subject, and grows from a foundation of genuine creative commitment.