6. Embracing the scribble.
Embracing the scribble as a daily attempt helps to create an emancipatory knowledge, to cultivate the impulses born from internal needs, in constant discovery, and to observe the weights of our subjectivity. This stimulation generates a necessary disorder to feed a collective gesture, it develops an autonomous dynamic that breathes new life into the collective we are. Through these scribbles we explore the organic chaos of life, which is our own, an impulse that observes its differences and particularities as a calling, a message in a bottle far from signs or symptoms to interpret. It is an assumed "just because," that gives value to our questions, that builds a unique **language** and makes our searches indispensable.
The knowledge that emerges from this **situated practice** comes from a critical position on the reality we perceive, as it is what we recreate when we test our references. We act on the **organized coherence** that characterizes us, and we share it, in turn altering the world around us. In this way, we observe how this coherence questions itself, thanks to our consciousness that makes us witnesses of our own lives, a luminous mass that observes and refines itself through experience. In this method, constantly susceptible to self-alteration, we become increasingly sensitive to the states we go through and allow ourselves to take a position without having to hide our changes behind a fixed identity. On the contrary, this attempt allows us to share our particularities, even if they are problematic, because they are open to change.
Not to forget: **either you dream without a body or you dream lucidly**.
"That tracing can be a fault in this so-called symbolic 'order,' a fissure where something of ourselves can be found as if inadvertently, is what began, and completely behind my back, in that class before the war." -F. Deligny-
6. Embracing the scribble