If like Ulises Carrión notes, a book is a living organism, the vitality of: It Could Be Me lies in this multiplicity of encounters that it proposes, the spaces where it slips through and the temporal games that it activates, some of those that we have pointed out here (and all that will come that we can’t even imagine).

Carrión also pointed out that a book is also a sequence of moments. This moment, in this room, in Mexico City, adds another horizon to the chain, enhancing affectivities and communities around this book, enabling new imaginations and questions in the encounter with its images and words.