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walk · listen · create (WLC) is the home of walking artists and artist walkers, as well as Sound Walk September, the Sound Walk September Awards, the Marŝarto Awards, and Placecloud.

walk · listen · create operates on a plain that is bounded by sound, or audio, place, or location, and technology. Technology is not just mobile phones or computers, it’s also pen & paper, rocks, and anything that can be used as a tool.

We have a particular interest in sound walks, and walking writers. Curious as to what is a sound walk?

WLC was officially founded in 2021 as an NGO in Belgium, but we came together in 2019, around the implementation of the first Sound Walk September, itself a consequence of Sound Walk Sunday 2017.

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Home of walking artists

We catalogue the publications of artists who walk, and provide a place for walking artists to share their work, thoughts, pieces and events. walk · listen · create is maintained by Babak Fakhamzadeh, Geert Vermeire and Andrew Stuck.

Andrew Stuck conceived the idea of Sound Walk September, and he administers its finances. A podcaster since 2008, he has met and interviewed scores of walking artists and sound walk creatives.

Babak Fakhamzadeh supervises the online digital SWS platform that is hosted on the walk · listen · create website. Babak is a locative media creative and app builder in his own right and brings analytical strengths to SWS.

Geert Vermeire is the key connector, already the founder and convenor of Made of Walking, a globally networked community of more than a thousand four hundred walking artists and performers, he has been making locative media, and sound walks in particular for nearly two decades.

Andrew Stuck

Andrew Stuck

Co-founder of walk · listen · create (United Kingdom) 
Geert Vermeire

Geert Vermeire

co-founder of walk · listen · create (Belgium) 
Babak Fakhamzadeh

Babak Fakhamzadeh

Co-founder of walk · listen · create (Netherlands / Iran / Brazil) 

Sound Walk September

walk · listen · create is the home of Sound Walk September, the yearly event that celebrates the experience of walking, augmented by sound.

Read our mission statement.

Marŝarto Awards

walk · listen · create is also the home of the Marŝarto Awards, recognising, and rewarding, unique walking art.

Placecloud

At walk · listen · create, we are responsible for Placecloud.io, a collection of short podcasts, “viewpoints”, on the places around you. Viewpoints can focus on historic buildings, quirky locations, hidden gems, of the world around you, so that you can discover new places to visit.

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Using our media

Nearly all content on this website is available under a cc-nc-a license. This is almost always explicitly specified with photos. If you need another license to reproduce our content, ask.

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Contact us

Send an email to Babak, Geert or Andrew.

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We might use some of your submitted material for promotion of your work or this website.

You warrant that your contribution does not infringe the copyright or any other right of any other party. It includes nothing libellous, obscene or otherwise unlawful. You indemnify walk · listen · create, and its team, from and against all action, proceedings, costs, damages, claims, demands, expenses, loss and liability whatsoever arising out of or by any breach of this warranty.

soak

To walk slowly and heavily along, as in “I must soak home and get a bite to eat.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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