Linha de Fuga began as a festival and a laboratory — an experience that started in 2018, one that worked and grew. Over the years, we’ve been working across different dimensions of the relationship between art and society — through conversations, residencies, and training.

But we’ve also been developing projects that aim to bring people closer to artists and to the importance of creating art that takes risks, that requires care, and that deserves attention — not just from us, but from society as a whole. We created this section on our website because we don’t quite know how to classify these projects.
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They are more than artistic production: they are ways of bringing what matters to us into other places — whether geographic, political, or emotional.

We hope they resonate with you too.