What does it mean to portray Lisbon today? In a city increasingly reduced to a staged image — poised between postcard aesthetics, real estate speculation and a sanitising gaze, where everyday life is fading — this second volume sketches out a different map. It brings together seven photographic essays and three literary chronicles that compose a fragmented, close-range and intimate portrait of the city. Rather than define what the capital is, it invites a multiplicity of ways to see, reflect on and imagine it, through those who walk it, observe it and live within its folds.