This work documents eight sequential sound recordings of a replicated walk across an Icelandic fellside, captured every three hours over 24 hours, and presented alongside spoken and written haibun and a 6.1m text line. The gallery installation and radio broadcast explore dimensions of time, distance, and place through layered auditory and textual experiences tied to the landscape and movement.

I walked 800 kilometres on foot from Istanbul to Konya in Turkey. Along the way I reached out to people I met a handful of cards with quotes by Rumi and asked them to choose one. As a result, an encounter becomes actual contact.

They say smell is the quickest route to memory. Your walk, today, is as a future perfumer... Meet me at the Saint-Hubert exit of the Jean-Talon metro, just inside the doors.

Beginning with a reading of Rilke's "For the Sake of a Single Poem", before a statue of a young monastic, Benedict, sequential echoes utilize space and place to weave together spoken and musical meditations on Rilke's take on creativity and loss.