In 2008, Mike Collier created a billboard for Waygood Studios, Newcastle, using Northumbrian bird names he observed on walks in the Coquet Valley. The work, shown alongside a small gallery installation, links local language, landscape, and walking practice.

This video explores the various surfaces of a rhetorical walk to -- inscribing the road with feet and posting signage systems with tape and staples -- all to find a lost cat.

“Untitled | Red Braids” by artist Renée LoBue is an introspective exploration of the digital personas we craft in the age of social media. This audiovisual installation, featuring a fantasy self-portrait paired with a thought-provoking audio narrative, examines the fine line between authenticity and illusion. Through the striking imagery of red braids and a reflective soundscape, LoBue invites audiences to question the curated realities we present online and their effect on our true selves and relationships.

A soundtrail that takes the listener through the rich and diverse history of this ancient rainforest which is now World Heritage protected.

A sound/art installation in the Trinity Tunnel of the Edinburgh cycle path network, Scotland.

An excerpt from a soundwalk over the fields around Saluzzo (Italy) in the fruits’ plantations, walking and playing with bees and birds.

The post describes a return visit to a walking area featuring new signage and gravel, with early spring flowers including jasmine and daffodils. It also details a sound walk recording ambient sounds such as birds, frogs, walking on different surfaces, and nearby road noise.

This soundwalk was recorded at Pickwick Mill Day on September 14, 2019, from 11:39 to 11:51 am in Pickwick, Minnesota. The audio captures local festival sounds including steam-engine devices, vehicle traffic, crowd noise, birds, a waterfall, a bluegrass band, and insects.

A walk from loch to loch along the Burn of Vaara, Clousta, Shetland