Fotolivro Entre Tempo e Olhar: Registros de Uberlândia

Abstract

This work presents the development of a graphic project in the form of a photobook, aimed at valuing the cultural heritage of Uberlândia. The proposal explores editorial design as a tool for preservation and as a means of connecting the community with its collective memory, using photography as both a visual and documentary language. The project brings together photographic records, texts, and graphic elements to build a sensory and emotional narrative about the city’s tangible and intangible heritage. The creative process involved experimentation with layout, visual rhythm, paper selection, and print testing, revealing how design can enhance the reader’s aesthetic and emotional experience. Although developed from a specific scope, the project demonstrates potential for expansion, and with support from cultural or public initiatives, it could encompass a broader mapping of the city’s heritage. Thus, the photobook is consolidated not only as an editorial piece but also as an instrument of education, memory, and collective belonging.