Derived from 'tresmalhar' (to lose one's way), Transmalhar is a pilot project of education through art in Ponta Delgada. It focuses on the act of wandering through public space to reclaim it as a place of manifesto. Through the triad of Self — Body — Territory, it promotes civic participation and artistic creation, using democracy and equality as tools for empowerment and community co-creation.Axes of ActionCivic Co-creation: Explores art as a civic act, generating new connections between the community and natural, tangible, and intangible heritage. Residency: Collaborative work with students from the Antero de Quental Secondary School (ESAQ), culminating in a project to be presented at the Walk&Talk Biennial.Transdisciplinary Approach: Coordinated by Rita Serra e Silva (architecture), Helena Oliveira (dance), and Joana Amen (psychology).The project features occasional collaborations with specialists and movements researching the relationship with territory:Walk.Lab2pt (walking as artistic research)Habitat Açores (active citizenship for quality of living)Francesco Careri (collective walking and architecture)Tânia Cortez (art: from thought to action)Paulo Raposo (performative activism)Space Transcribers (storytelling)Project supported by the "Arte pela Democracia" (Art for Democracy) program, within the framework of the Celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the 25th of April.Direção Geral das Artes: DGArtesComissão Comemorativa: 50 Years of the 25th of AprilPromoting Entity: Anda&Fala - Associação CulturalProject Concept, Coordination, and Mediation: Helena Oliveira and Rita Serra e SilvaArtistic TeamHelena Oliveira (dance)Walk.Lab2pt (walking as artistic research)Habitat Açores (active citizenship for quality of living)Francesco Careri (collective walking and architecture)Tânia Cortez (art: from thought to action)Paulo Raposo (performative activism)Space Transcribers (storytelling)