Chantel reads selected excerpts from her writings on glitching, choreopolicy and faciality, as supplementary ideas and textures for her episode with Chok Si Xuan.

Chantel reads from her essays:

- Fresh Lesions: To Glitch for Rupture Within and Beyond Realities

- Glitching for a void: choreopolitical portals between screens

- Bleeding Heads: Seeping Towards Imperceptibility, LARP bleed as Probe Heads against Faciality

Kia Yee ends the first season of Generative Dreaming with honest & meandering thoughts on her vision for Feelers and the future.

Chok Si Xuan (she/her) and Chantel Foo (she/they) share how they glitch and intervene with bodies and machines, and dwell on surviving these times both in the present and into the future.

Ashley Hi (she/her) and Daniel Chong (he/him) chat about how they navigate audiences of their work, delving into expectations, misunderstandings and desires around being seen and understood.

Xafiér Yap (they/them) speaks with Ang Kia Yee (she/they) about Xafiér's process of making Office: Hands Edition under Feelers’ Labs Programme, as well as how the body features within their respective practices across screens and performances.

This episode was first conceived as a way of documenting Xafiér's project with Feelers. It formed a prototype from which Generative Dreaming emerged.