Charcoal Intensities and Risky Experimentations

Materials, objects, places, and environments are inextricably bound to experimentation. In this regard, Gilles Deleuze helps us see encounters of materials, objects, places, and humans as part of the flow of experience. In his view, we are never separate from the world; we are made up of relations; thought creates itself through encounters. For Deleuze and Guattari (1987), thought is experimentation. Stories are told through it, forces are harnessed, and roles are performed.