What is the relation between body and site? What does it mean to intervene in a space charged with a history and a body marked with a history? How does architecture determine the tactile body as a site? What lies between the tremor of the earth and our lungs? How has our breath been disrupted, distorted, dislocated? Embodied interventions engage in how trans- indigenous collaborations can build infrastructures of dreaming that can sustain our capacity to breathe. We have been drawing passageways between indigenous peoples across African countries, Indonesia, Taiwan, Australia, Brazil and Colombia as an attempt to hold the wound of the land and the wound of the water whilst asking for iyeza – medicine. The embodied interventions take the form of site-specific constellations, interactive installations, offerings and happenings that position the body as a somatic conjunction.