Fugazi is Micaela McLucas’ first book—a visceral collage of images and lived moments that drift between desire, dislocation, and self-mythology. Moving through neon nights, private rituals, and fleeting intimacies, the book feels less like a narrative than a state of mind: erotic, unstable, and insistently personal. Drawing from a life lived in transit and excess, McLucas collapses glamour and confession into a single visual language. Fugazi doesn’t document reality—it destabilizes it, revealing something raw, feminine, and unfiltered beneath the surface.