Even when clothed in technical elements, humans continue to be profoundly animalistic,  beings in search of themselves and regularly colliding with newly erected walls. Lacking the proper tools, we have become climate refugees due to the major changes in our lives and our hostile landscape. But after a while, these same circumstances can cause difficulty to mutate into potential.  Perhaps the spaces we cross and the companions we travel with build our  identity more than our birthplace. If the body is a territory, an embrace is like a mountain range or a shore, it represents a space for exchanges and nourishing resources for movement: a goal, a shelter, a dialogue.