While its official price is set at 25€, the true value of this book transcends any monetary figure—it is, in essence, priceless. Deeply rooted in personal memory, the project draws from Dourado’s own family archive, with photographs spanning the years 1978 to 1984, the year of his birth. Each image was scanned, archived, and studied with an almost archaeological curiosity, resulting in a tribute-object that feels both intimate and universal.

At its core, Untitled is a meditation on randomness, chance, and the delicate, unspoken threads of existence. Through this book, Dourado contemplates the hypothetical—what might his family have been like had he never been born? Each photograph bears the trace of his artistic intervention: a subtle, art-worked presence repeated across the entire edition, inviting readers on a deeply personal journey through the fragile landscape of memory. The result is a speculative archive—a poetic exploration of family bonds, history, and the fleeting nature of time.