On September 11, 2026, Domgasse in Linz will become Run(a)way—a performative collective intervention in public space.
Errors and disruptions are welcome. They interrupt the smooth functioning of a capitalist, heteronormative, and racialized world.
The body as a glitch, the costume as a glitch, the performance as a glitch, the space as a glitch.
Something that eludes optimization and categorization. Something that leaks, that flows through the firewall, deviating from its intended path.
Who shapes public space? Whose body, whose gaze, whose movement has a place here? Who has the agency to disrupt the algorithm of everyday life, to shatter the “normative ordinary”?
We design the space with our bodies, costumes, sounds, and movements. The private is political. The private is public. Public space belongs to us.
The Run(a)way is open.
