In “Axé Amor Amém”, Claudio Soares and Tuila Jost invite readers on a sensitive journey into Brazilian religious syncretism, revealing the coexistence of Candomblé and Catholic faith as a form of resistance.
By highlighting the differences between Orixás and Catholic Saints, the book aims to broaden knowledge and firmly combat all forms of religious intolerance.
Under the creative direction of Batman Zavareze and Leo Eyer, and with design by Boldº, the editorial project transforms this message into a powerful visual experience that blends spirituality, culture, and identity on every page.
With design direction by Leo Eyer, the publication celebrates Axé and Amém as expressions of love, reaffirming their union as a path toward respect and understanding.
Boldº is responsible for the visual and graphic design of the book, published by Afluente. A collectible object, with a generous format, hardcover, and a layout designed to highlight each image and the visual narrative built page by page.
Concept and Authorship
Claudio Soares and Tuila Jost
Creative Direction
Batman Zavareze and Leo Eyer
Design Direction
Leo Eyer
Design
Jean Faustino
Operations Coordination
Vivianne Jorás
Photography
Claudio Soares and Tuila Jost
Preface
Carlinhos Brown
First Proofreading
Rafael Dantas
Translation
Maira Guarabyra
Portuguese Proofreading
Cida Medeiros
English Proofreading
Renato Rezende
General Proofreading
Cida Medeiros
Video Direction
Batman Zavareze
Video Editing
João Oliveira
Soundtrack
Nado Leal
Printing
Leograf
Investment
Cristiane Sultani
