This digital publication is the online counterpart of a printed edition. It offers an interactive space to navigate the overall diagram, the cards, and the references gathered there. The publication is part of a collective research project surrounding the concept of relational freedom. This notion emphasizes that freedom is always situated within a network of social, political, economic, and ecological relations. It can only exist if the conditions that enable one to act also exist for others. Multiple issues revolve around this core: forms of community, power structures, artistic practices, and alternative modes of organization. This project seeks to open a space for reflection and exchange between texts, concepts, and experiences. The research method was built around the diagram. This allowed us to think differently: in a non-linear way, by establishing connections and tensions between ideas. Here, the diagram functions as a tool for navigation as much as a tool for thought. It is a way of making relationships visible rather than imposing a single interpretation. This research extends into the very form of the publication itself, consisting of a large "big map" diagram, accompanied by a set of cards. The big map functions as a visual library, a mapping of references. The cards bring this library to life. Each one is dedicated to a specific text and offers a contextualized reading: on the front, a diagram summarizes the key concepts and issues addressed; on the back, a summary elaborates on the main themes.