Casa Redonda: A Collaborative Collage Exhibition in Lisbon

Casa Redonda is an art exhibition that takes shape from graphic materials found and collected for free in Paris, including street posters, flyers, catalogs, and cultural programs. The show brings together visual universes marked by social and spatial extremes, creating a dialogue between the city center and its periphery. It reflects on the fractures that separate them, as well as the invisible labor, lives, and production that sustain the city.

The exhibition unfolds as a large collaborative collage-scenography, built from visual connections between these realities. For its creation, visual composition workshops based on exquisite corpse exercises were developed, open to anyone regardless of age or condition. Between 2024 and 2025, seven collage workshops took place in Portugal, Spain, and France, with the participation of over 90 people.

In the year marking the 100th anniversary of surrealism and the exquisite corpse, the exhibition reclaims this collective practice as a form of composition, play, and image construction. Visitors can also book guided visits and participate in collective collage sessions at the venue, A Base, located at Rua Freitas Gazul, 6.