Pencil-drawn shapes, cut-out paper and hand-drawn lettering evoke the early days of television. Drawing inspiration from historical formats such as Télé Poésie (1964–65) by Jacqueline Plessis, participants are invited to imagine an illustrated poem for the small screen. They create short sequences by bringing their texts to life through collage and stop-motion techniques. Modular compositions and broadcast-like textures play together to animate the words.