Yogurt is an independent curatorial and publishing platform working at the intersection of photography, visual culture, and contemporary storytelling. Founded in Rome in 2015, it develops books, exhibitions, educational programs, and editorial projects that investigate how images shape our understanding of the world.

Rather than focusing on photography as a medium alone, Yogurt is interested in photography as a cultural language: a way of observing, questioning, and interpreting social, political, and personal realities. Through publishing, critical writing, and collaborative projects, it creates opportunities for authors, artists, and audiences to engage with visual narratives in meaningful ways.

Today, Yogurt operates through its online magazine, publishing house, educational activities, and international partnerships, building a network that connects research, creation, and public discourse around contemporary visual culture.