Ikke i rute is about making room for different perspectives and finding new ways to move forward together.
In Denmark, when a bus displays “Ikke i rute”, it means it’s not following its usual path — it’s out of service, unavailable to passengers.
Rather than following predefined paths, we seek to expand the map, creating fresh trajectories between Denmark and the Global South. Through artistic and scientific collaboration, we navigate overlooked histories, open space for new voices, and contribute to exchanges that cross national and institutional boundaries.
Sacramento Roselló-Martínez (PhD) is an Assistant Professor of Teaching at Georgetown University. She has been a Fellow in Hispanic Studies at the School of Modern Languages and Cultures at Durham University with teaching, research, and pastoral responsibilities. She is also a research affiliate at the University of Copenhagen where she contributes to the Iberian and Latin American Studies research forum and other research contexts within the department of English, German and Romance languages. Sacramento has a strong interest in working with cultural organisations and NGOs, she is currently the Advocacy and Outreach coordinator for IMMART.
Letícia Stallone (PhD) is a cultural researcher and curator with a focus on decolonial perspectives, accessibility, and interdisciplinary collaboration. With a PhD in language studies and over 15 years of experience working across museums, universities, and cultural institutions, she is committed to making knowledge more accessible and engaging diverse audiences. Her work explores the intersections of history, science, and contemporary artistic practices, often highlighting narratives that challenge dominant frameworks. She is particularly interested in exhibition-making as a space for dialogue, experimenting with ways to connect past and present while fostering new ways of seeing and understanding.