In the second movement, Me with the Other, the investigation turned toward relationships. It was here that we explored different ways of practicing collective dreaming. Dreamscape, developed by Ddaniela Aguilar, used dreams, symbols, and landscape as materials for creating unexpected relationships. Later, the Listening Collaboratory, proposed by Faetusa Tirzah, opened a space for asking, conversing, and bringing words, images, and references into relation. In both cases, the process did not begin from a predefined outcome, but from the possibility of noticing what could emerge from encounter.