A weathered Lisbon mural brings a conservator, a painter’s sister and a young illustrator into a conversation about whose memories a shared wall can hold.
In a Lisbon neighbourhood, a community hall is repairing its weathered courtyard mural. You are there to photograph and record it, not repaint it. A small area exposed by conservator Ines suggests the familiar blue surface was once another colour. Rosa remembers her brother at work here; Leo wonders where his own generation will fit.
People you’ll meet
Ines Duarte
The conservator responsible for the mural, careful about what must be left alone.
Rosa Matos
A retired shopkeeper whose late brother helped paint the mural. Her memories are valuable but not the whole record.
Leo Campos
A young local illustrator who wants today’s neighbours to have a place in the wall’s future.
A historic lighthouse is reopening, but its prized lens has vanished. Follow a trail through a Maine harbour town, where a missing object may be easier to explain than a mistake nobody wants to admit.
Your first shift on an enchanted night train begins with a village that cannot wake. Return its missing dawn bell, sort a few impossible parcels, and discover why “found” is not the same as “yours”.