“…In short, an assemblage is always constituted by the capacity for interaction between its parts. (Favero & Barker, 2010) In other words, it is not just the parts that make up an assemblage but also how they act, or how they could act, through the potentiality of their interaction to one another. 'It is the affect of the parts -as their capacity to act on one another -that matters, not their materiality, individual power or visual appearance' (Favero & Barker, 2010).…”