Marcio K. Canabarro and Savio Debernardis explore how moments of aesthetic and perceptual discontinuity—of vision, narration, and orientation—can become fertile ground for new forms of encounter. They envision a mode of access that does not depend on the supremacy of the visual, but instead embraces multiplicity, fragmentation, and sensory heterogeneity, where meaning is distributed across affect, memory, and imagination.