How does a group of artists respond to the proposal that re-orientation is always necessary somehow, even as it might be very difficult to engage, account for, and take on?   This exploration of shared creation takes queer phenomenology, afropessimism, and rhetorics of assembly and change as its starting point.  How do we gather?  How do we move?  Where would we go?  Moving through a variety of interfaces, the group tries to align itself with its own possibilities, inviting witnesses to wonder with the inevitable need to get back up and try again.