The Magazine(In)Visível emerged in 2011 from the recognition of the lack of communication spaces accessible to a vast and differentiated public that enable dialogues and debates through critical approaches to themes that are dear to traditional information vehicles. What can be easily seen is that various themes of potential social relevance are either treated in a superficial and limited way by the media or, when explored in a critical and in-depth way, they cannot - or do not aspire - to overcome the imposing walls that separate, with efficiency, the academic world of the so-called “social reality”. In other words, the initial idea was to create a horizontal space for discussion where the themes chosen for each edition of the magazine can emerge from invisibilities imposed both by the informational market spectacularization and by the hegemony of scientific knowledge.

The project finished in 2014, when it published its latest edition about "Madness".