A group of friends got together a few months after Tal Piterbraut-Merx’s suicide on October 25, 2021, to share and spread awareness of his research by helping to distribute his writings, which were published posthumously in several formats. Publishing his unfinished thesis on political philosophy seemed like a collective necessity, to keep alive what cannot die: his thinking. His thinking provides us with a solid foundation for analyzing a form of domination that affects us all, from our childhoods, which we sometimes struggle to remember, to adulthood, and in some cases to parenthood, by analyzing it as a relationship of domination.
The collective will be present to offer a collective reading of the book, in the form of a survey, which is a method of collective reading.

After being assigned female on November 18, 1986, in Angers, Juliet Drouar decided to try something different… A researcher on domination, therapist, and author of “Sortir de l’hétérosexualité” (Binge ed.), “La culture de l’inceste” (Seuil ed.) co-edited with Iris Brey, the article “Pour le droit de vote des mineur.es” published in the collective book “Politiser l’enfance” (Burnout ed.) and the novel “Cui Cui” (le Seuil ed.).

Curator and art critic Julie Pellegrin is interested in performance and practices that raise social and political questions. She is currently conducting research on the links between performative practices and anarchist theories to understand how art can become the breeding ground for new political imaginaries when it embraces ungovernable ways of being and relating.

Loreto Martínez Troncoso uses writing, speech, voice, time, rhythm, breathing, and silence as her materials. Her work takes the form of public speeches, sound pieces, films, texts, and gestures. She also creates situations for plural and collective speech in order to “make the polyphony of our voices heard, juntas, together!”