Kia Yee ends the first season of Generative Dreaming with honest & meandering thoughts on her vision for Feelers and the future.

Chok Si Xuan (she/her) and Chantel Foo (she/they) share how they glitch and intervene with bodies and machines, and dwell on surviving these times both in the present and into the future.

Ashley Hi (she/her) and Daniel Chong (he/him) chat about how they navigate audiences of their work, delving into expectations, misunderstandings and desires around being seen and understood.

Xafiér Yap (they/them) speaks with Ang Kia Yee (she/they) about Xafiér's process of making Office: Hands Edition under Feelers’ Labs Programme, as well as how the body features within their respective practices across screens and performances.

This episode was first conceived as a way of documenting Xafiér's project with Feelers. It formed a prototype from which Generative Dreaming emerged.

Chantel reads selected excerpts from her writings on glitching, choreopolicy and faciality, as supplementary ideas and textures for her episode with Chok Si Xuan.

Chantel reads from her essays:

- Fresh Lesions: To Glitch for Rupture Within and Beyond Realities

- Glitching for a void: choreopolitical portals between screens

- Bleeding Heads: Seeping Towards Imperceptibility, LARP bleed as Probe Heads against Faciality