A fully immersive Brazil-focused issue, this one dives straight into São Paulo’s graffiti, street experimentation, and visual chaos. It follows the classic Juxtapoz arc — intro, style sheet, profiles, Showstoppers, commentary, insider notes, reviews, and a final perspective — but the tone is unmistakably local, raw, and city-charged.
Herbert Baglione leads with shadowy, elongated figures haunting urban spaces; Titi Freak brings explosive colour, manga influences, and skate-street crossover; and Calma mixes folklore and fine-line mysticism. Sesper’s punk collage grit anchors the midsection, Choque Photos documents the movement with urgency, and Tinho adds expressive, character-driven murals. ASA pushes abstract geometry, Marcelo Cidade bends conceptual urban interventionism, and Bruno 9li rounds it out with dense, symbolic, neo-tribal illustration. A vivid, high-energy snapshot of Brazilian street culture — one of the most cohesive and collectible regional issues Juxtapoz ever produced.
