This dissertation stems from an investigation of the forging of bonds, unavoidable connections that are woven and unmade so many times between beings and things throughout life. The premise of this research is to enquire into the lines that are born and dance from contact, the strong sparks that generate connection and the viral vibrations that permeate the sharing of experiences. To this end, it relies entirely on interdisciplinarity, making the links between different schools a vector of work. Despite not delimiting a specific object, a series of images were selected that help us to reach such ideas. These are clippings and fragments of texts, letters, interviews with authors, films and various artistic productions, composing a mosaic of sensations. They work as reflection triggers that help to sculpt new theories and open up different ways for us to think about the strength and potency carried by the generation of bonds in the collective-affective imagination and new ways of existing and relating - whether with oneself, the other or the surroundings.