In November, Companhia do Sueste visited Serpa Secondary School, challenging students to free themselves while together exploring, through voices, bodies, and images, what emerges when boundaries become spaces of encounter.

An intergenerational gathering led by Mariana Tengner Barros, which, through dance and bodily awareness, offered a space for creative exploration where young people and older adults come together to discover, question, and reinvent the body as a place of freedom, curiosity, and transformation.

Tiago Alexandre challenged the students of the Senior University of Mértola to choose everyday objects that were important to them and to bring those memories to life through clay.

This installation, the result of Fidel Évora's work with the students of Diogo de Gouveia Secondary School, proposes a free and collaborative creation that, by combining writing, photography, and screen printing, challenges the logic of algorithms and celebrates chance and discovery as the essence of creativity.

The artist Francisco Trêpa conducted a residency with the students of the Painting and Ceramic Sculpture Course at Mário Beirão School, to create new pieces based on patterns from the Visigothic Collection of the Rainha D. Leonor Museum in Beja.