Somos rochas que se movem proposes an exploration of affective geologies through contact with and observation of volcanic rocks, appreciating them as active agents, living archives, and symbolic, oracular, and self-referential elements, thereby removing them from their status as mere inert, extractable, and usable objects. What significance might the rocks of the places I inhabit and occupy hold? What memories and meanings are stored within them, waiting to be embraced? And what new maps might they generate?