The session offers participants an immersive experience into the operational methodology of the artistic project "Corps Composé.s," (Composite body(ies) i.e Individual Paper) particularly delving into the "incisions" series crafted during an intensive artistic residency within a cancer surgery department of a hospital. It involves using imagery as a narrative vector and a means of self-expression. The session presents a workshop integrating writing and visual arts, grounded in techniques of automatic writing and fragmentary composition inspired by images. Through landscape metaphor, it aims to unveil an alternative lexicon for embodying and reshaping our collective and personal perceptions and imaginaries of both bodies and well-being. The collage of written works, followed by the serendipitous unveiling of fragments, offers insight into our relationship with accumulation, accessibility, concealment, and what is contained within us.

The session will be introduced by a concise overview of the artistic project and its underlying methodology, leading into a sequence of writing and collage exercises from images. Participants will engage in sharing their creations verbally and feedback on the experience and the resultant transformations that will lead to discussions about what could be learned from this experiential time from both sides ; participants and speaker.