The Criss-Crossing project fluctuates between different registers of the artistic tradition. Firstly, it takes as a reference the fact of walking as an aesthetic practice, concretised in drifting, capable of stimulating observation and reflection on our surroundings. Simultaneously, it incorporates the use of photography to generate a record of the experience of walking through the streets of Guimarães. Finally, on returning to the exhibition space, where the workshop will take place, each of the selected images will be projected onto the wall with the aim of drawing in pencil the details that have caught our attention. The idea is to do this by following the lines of the chosen elements, which can be interwoven with the other previous drawings, to create a mural weave. The drawing grows and becomes a universal act of representation, a collective rehearsal that prolongs and expands the experience of the different drifts of the groups involved, to bring together a diverse, rich, heterogeneous voice that welcomes a community.