Matter is not the given, the unchangeable, the bare facts of nature. It is not inanimate, lifeless, eternal. Matter is an imaginative material exploration of non/being, creatively regenerative, an ongoing trans*/formation. Matter is a condensation of dispersed and multiple beings-times, where the future and past are diffracted into now, into each moment. Matter is caught up in its own and others’ desiring fields. It cannot help but touch itself in an infinite exploration of its (im/possible) be(com)ing(s). And in touching it/self, it partners promiscuously and perversely with otherness in a radical ongoing deconstruction and (re)configuring of itself. Matter is a wild exploration of trans*animacy, self-experimentations/self-re-creations, not in an autopoietic mode, but on the contrary, in a radical undoing of “self”, of individualism. Ever lively, never identical with itself, it is uncountably multiple, mutable. Matter is not mere being, but ongoing un/doing. Nature is agential trans*materiality/trans-matter-reality in its ongoing re(con)figuring, where trans is not a matter of changing in time, from this to that, but an undoing of “this” and “that”, an ongoing reconfiguring of spacetimemattering in an iterative reworking of past, present, future integral to the play of the indeterminacy of being-time.