Untitled for a stranger is a work on the body that triggers a (molecular) bewilderment of space.
Without a state of loss of the body, without the bewilderment given as an assumption, the trigger is not possible.
The body deals with space by keeping it perpetually in motion, a deterritorialized motion.
The relationship between bodies is by "gravitational waves": the body takes on the space in place to grasp it and return it. A continuous transitive / centrifugal action that collects the existing and puts it back into circulation outside itself. Then the body no longer finds stops, it defines the "point" as "spiral", the suspension of the body is a reduction in the volume of the action, the lines are vibratory oscillations, time circulates, the need for initiation is lost and end.