Electra #32

Infrastructures” are the central theme of issue 32 of Electra, highlighting their power over economic flows and logistics, geopolitics, and digital platforms, shaping the globalized world we live in. This dossier includes contributions from Yves Citton, Giorgiomaria Cornelio, Anselm Jappe, Brett Neilson, Matteo Pasquinelli, and Boris Vormann.

In the “First Person” section, the German artist, filmmaker, and author Hito Steyerl reflects on art and images in the age of AI.

The portfolio in this issue features the work of Italian-born artist Anna Maria Maiolino, based in Brazil, who received the Golden Lion at the Venice Art Biennale in 2024.

Also: Marc Roche writes about Queen Elizabeth II; Serge Ricco channels designer Bea Feitler; Kaya Genç wanders through Istanbul; and Alexandre Estrela presents his project RedSkyFalls, which represents Portugal at the 2026 Venice Art Biennale.