*Three facilitators offer a practice, prompts for experimentation off-camera, and discussion time. 

How can we be restful in the messiness that connects us? Confluence Mapping potentially traces an ecosystem of practices in order to reflect on who you are in your own habitat and how to nurture and rest in this space of online constancy. Napping is a performative force of “minor-gestures” where our practices meet as an interruption, a non-compulsory poetry of siesta. Naps create political activation to perform inactivity and create an interruption of what is going on. Rest as an embodiment of love “through the back”. How do we develop the habits we have accrued over many years of practice into new formations that support us within the changing frames of interaction?  If the dancing body allows for a process of place-making, as an echo of that location, how can focusing on confluence - where our practices meet - create a habitat for growth across a multitude of geographies?