Gabriele Micalizzi, Dogma

Dogma

Gabriele Micalizzi

Publisher
Cesura Publish
Year
2016
Specifications
180° softcover binding
30×35,2 cm
26 pages
BW offset
Edition of 150

Sirte or death. Dogma is a code name for car bombs, arrogantly used by Islamic State militias that have been fighting for months in their last remaining strongholds in Lybia.

Every belief system is based on infallibility; after the complete failure of the secular Arab Springs, what is more fitting than a Toyota filled with TNT to erase all doubts? From Tripoli to Bengazi, the area nicknamed “the Sandbox” is filled with an explosive dust that nobody will clear. Three governments, two parliaments, dozens of militias, 25 million weapons in the hands of 6 million people, hundreds of millions of dollars stashed in Gheddafi’s foreign accounts: in the end, oil wells are the only dogma to be defied.

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