Harshly affected by austerity, radically transformed by tourism and by the financialisation of housing, Lisbon has undergone profound changes over the last decade. Photographing the city today, between what it has become and what it is becoming, makes it possible to illuminate the blind spot that is the present and to reflect on its state. The volume brings together six photographic essays and three literary essays that introduce a plurality of ways of seeing and, in doing so, bring our representations of the capital right up to date.