Borderline locates its office in a quarter called « d'Grenz » (frontier) of the city of Esch-sur-Alzette, a multicultural neighbourhood, strongly marked by immigration due to the Luxemburg steel industry. Via its office, Borderline operates somewhat like an estate agency - actions and transactions in the course of which spaces will be put at the disposal of artists and participants. From here, Borderline implements its programming, launches an appeal for artistic projects, creates, and weaves a trans-border network.
Borderline addresses notions such as temporal and geographical bracketing, delocalisation, and conditioning of interpersonal behaviour. Borderline poses the question of space: to whom it belongs, to what is it devoted, to what degree we can act upon it, and to what degree are we subjected to a monoculture.

Borderline aspires to be an open work from which a possible meeting between individual and place may emerge.