โWith Love: Movimento e Parola per una Comunicazione Amorosaโ, Italian for Movement and Words for a Loving Communication, is a workshop and the initial experiment of my doctoral project titled โWith Love: De/Re-Construction of the Loving Discourseโ. The subtitle of my research draws inspiration from Roland Barthesโ โFragments d'un Discours Amoureuxโ commonly known as Loverโs Discourse. Opting for the Italian translation, Discorso Amoroso, and re-translating it back to English, moving from Loverโs to Loving Discourse, shifts the focus from the individual to attributing the quality of love to the discourse itself. It is a work about love done with love. Research, in my specific case at least, is like writing to the beloved, as Barthes would say โ messy. However, this messiness does not involve disregarding the artistic, philosophical, and scientific fields I did and will encounter and study during the process, instead, it denotes a reasoned chaotic methodology, as Jack Halberstam suggests: ยซ[u]nder certain circumstances failing, losing, forgetting, unmaking, undoing, unbecoming, not knowing may, in fact, offer more creative, more cooperative, more surprising ways of being in the worldยป.