Arte Salva (Art Saves) is Eduardo Srur's new book, bringing together urban interventions, painting, and educational activities in a panorama of 30 years of artistic career.

Recognized for provoking the city to look at itself, Srur has built a career marked by interventions in public spaces that reflect on consumption, the environment, and social inequality. Published by BEI Editora, the book articulates the impact of works created in the streets with the rigor of work developed in the studio.

The publication presents emblematic projects—such as interventions with PET bottles in the Tietê River—pictorial series such as Fardos and Natureza Plástica, as well as educational activities carried out in public schools, reaffirming art as a tool for reflection and social transformation.

Bilingual (Portuguese and English), A Arte Salva brings together more than 300 images, critical texts, and an interview conducted by French curator Marc Pottier, with essays by important names in the art world. With this book, Eduardo Srur reaffirms art as a field of critical and sensitive action, capable of creating new relationships between individuals, cities, and the environment.