Crossroad Holes:

Abstract

This article aims to reflect about a transurbance – a type of wandering walk – and its narratives that happened in the wall dispositif of the railway branch Santa Cruz, in Rio de Janeiro. To do so, it questions this wandering, that crosses limits in territories, as an aesthetical practice and as a mode of appreension and comprehension of In-between conditions in the city, specially those of syncope, producing other narrative forces. Imersing in the complexity of these places, it proposes to approach theoretically this wandering action by discussing it through the notion of crossroad developed by Luiz Antonio Simas e Luiz Rufino, producing, therefore, other way of thinking and building narratives in the city: oppened to the invisible, the unpredictable and the enchantment dimensions of experiencies in urban margins.