What the body has come to know: a collective walking experience
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The Artist Mapping Knoxville’s Art Scene With Wood and Wire
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corpstempslieu – Chemin de la rivière
Walking piece
Mnémosyne. Paris → Nafplio, 100 days on foot
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The 40 best short walks in the UK
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Heritage as a Living Laboratory : Pracademics Between Art, Architecture and Preservation- Exploring Vernacular Heritage as a Sustainable Way of Building and Culture
Julian is a member of 'one step at a time like this' a group of artists who create participatory, locative and site responsive works. Based in Melbourne, Australia.
We create place-responsive and conversation-based works, focusing on the activity of the audience as an essential element in the work. Employing an expanded notion of theatre, one step works tend to be journey-based, mobile and immersive, with a strong focus on audience centrality. Works blend the everyday with a range of digital media and live interventions, allowing audiences to slip seamlessly between real-world locales and fictional/virtual worlds.
The aim is to create invitations, resonances and pathways toward a more engaged and particularized experience of both live theatre and living in the world.
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We are registered as a non-profit organisation in Belgium, with the name ‘walk listen create’, under enterprise number 0769.353.520.
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