ABIASSI · Lisbon prints

Lisbon, neighbourhood by neighbourhood

An ongoing series of fine art prints made on foot — one Lisbon neighbourhood at a time. Each collection gathers the strongest frames from that quarter, offered as signed A3 and postcard editions.

Marvila, Lisbon — fine art prints by Abiassi

Marvila

Post-industrial eastern Lisbon rendered as graphic stillness: concrete grain silos, crimson corrugated warehouses, lone chimneys against split dusk skies, and the quiet contemplative light of the Tejo's edge. Bold restrained colour, isolated figures, Lisbon read in layers.

4 photographs

Cais do Sodré, Lisbon — fine art prints by Abiassi

Cais do Sodré

Cais do Sodré reads as Lisbon's hard edge softened by light: brutalist concrete fins and Art Deco cornices set against the Tejo, neon corridors at dusk, ferries and dock masts in amber silhouette. The collection holds the brand's core tension — isolated figures dwarfed by monumental architecture, riverside geometry rendered in restrained gold, rose, and near-black.

11 photographs

Alfama, Lisbon — fine art prints by Abiassi

Alfama

Alfama is Lisbon's oldest quarter read in layers: tiled facades stacked up the hill, amber lamplight against deep dusk, lone figures held in architectural space. The collection runs warm and restrained, golden-hour stone and brand-yellow accents against contemplative dark.

6 photographs

Chiado, Lisbon — fine art prints by Abiassi

Chiado

Chiado is Lisbon's literary drawing room: belle-époque facades pinched into amber canyons, raking golden-hour light on church stone, bookshop windows glowing into the dark, and lone figures crossing cobblestones between layered floors. The palette runs warm and restrained, the geometry deliberate and upward.

6 photographs

Mouraria, Lisbon — fine art prints by Abiassi

Mouraria

Mouraria is Lisbon's multicultural heart and the cradle of fado: steep cobbled lanes climbing toward São Jorge, layered faiths and street life pressed together, washing lines and azulejo facades, all caught in the neighbourhood's deep amber golden-hour light and storm-charged dusk.

10 photographs

Príncipe Real, Lisbon — fine art prints by Abiassi

Príncipe Real

Príncipe Real reads as aristocratic calm: ochre townhouses and wrought-iron balconies under deep blue sky, the botanical garden's purple Judas-tree canopy, and quiet nocturnes lit by pharmacy neon. The collection holds warm stone against cool dusk, isolated geometry over clutter.

4 photographs

Graça & Miradouros, Lisbon — fine art prints by Abiassi

Graça & Miradouros

Graça is Lisbon stacked on a hilltop: terracotta and yellow facades cut hard against deep blue, trams climbing through molten golden-hour light, and the miradouro edge where the whole city falls away into tonal layers at sunset. The collection moves between bold architectural geometry, contemplative interiors, and the quiet nocturnal poetry of a single lit street lamp.

17 photographs

Penha de França, Lisbon — fine art prints by Abiassi

Penha de França

Penha de França is Lisbon off-duty: an eastern residential hill of staircases, faded renders and local cafés where the light does the editing. The work here turns ordinary facades, lone lit windows and rare dust-and-fog mornings into restrained, brand-yellow geometry — the neighbourhood seen as Abi lives it, layer on quiet layer.

17 photographs