
'Pobre de quem não se perdeu' is a book by journalists Lucas Brêda and Victor Puia about Ave Sangria, a Brazilian psychedelic rock band from the 1970s. Built from interviews, it tells the band's story in its own words.
For the graphic language, I leaned into psychedelia without resorting to the usual references. I photographed ink dissolving in water against a light source and used those images and textures as the visual foundation of the book.
The layout follows the same logic: an organic, fluid grid where text and image flow into each other, echoing the movement of the ink.












