We have to leave. We have to go out and find matter. A search for an outside that is not geographic, an outer space, that fits neither the classic narrative of journey nor that of migration in the face of the apparent failure of the present. The movement occurs in another way. It provokes a distance that returns an insight and at the same time allows us to collect asymmetric parts - supposedly incompatible fragments - and fit them together so as to produce unusual morphologies and summon the improbable, with an urgent need for multiplicity in mind.