M1 C4R4 N0 P3G4 C0N 3ST3 MUND0 is a book written on a mobile phone notepad. A less responsible way of writing is sought, where the silliest idea could be the most genuine and the option of drowning in a glass of water could be feasible without having to show heartfelt pain. The author breaks away from literary structures to lean on a fresh and seductive form of writing, such as using the mobile phone predictive vocabulary or inclusive language. In the vein of an open editorial session, artist M. Benito Píriz will share with Aimar Arriola, Associate Researcher at AZ, part of the writing and editing of her project. This project is being developed as part of Babestu. Creation Support Programme and Un deseo de forma. In a passage from the children's book series Mary Poppins (written by P. L. Travers and published between 1934 and 1988), the nanny stops in front of a shop window to check her appearance and adjust her hat. What Mary Poppins saw in the shop window were three reflections of herself instead of one. Far from disturbed, Mary sighed with satisfaction at the multiple reflections of herself. This mirror image, which at once fragments and multiplies the self-image, and with it any stable notion of identity, serves as the starting point of this session for sharing a creative process.