Published Works On Art
- "Aquae Liberae Triumphalis Ingressus", Editorial Hugin, 2004.
- "Um Café pelo Aqueduto", Editorial ACD, 2005.
- "A Diferença para +", Ateliers de Arte do Bairro Alto, 2005.
- "1755 – Cemitério de Esperança", Editorial ACD, 2005.
- "Manifesto 24", Angel Orensanz Foundation (New York), 2005.
- "Liberdade Número 800240574", Fundação Mário Soares, 2006.
- "Acquit há Gato!", Museu das Comunicações, 2006.
- "Os 7 Estados da Água", Edições AABA 2007
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