When Faith Moves Mountains is a video installation, that involved 500 volunteers shoveling and subsequently displacing a sand dune in Lima. The artwork acts as a social allegory and is an example of relational artwork by Francis Alys.

Walking and Drawing
A way to experience the richness of your environment and make contact with each other.

The People’s Park. By the Park’s People. This sound walk was created as a contribution to Poole Park Celebration Day, held on 29th July, 2021. The audio materials were sourced from online video clips, in which people documented their own experiences while visiting the Park. These were combined with excerpts from interviews with local people, to provide some additional perspectives about the Park and how it has changed over time. Together, this mosaic of sounds provides a unique insight into how people value the Park, and how they use it to have fun in so many different ways.

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.

Drift through Brompton Cemetery with the Londoners who love, dream and walk amid the dead.
Starting point: Brompton Cemetery, North Gate, Old Brompton Rd, London, SW5 9JE, UK

The SPACE Walk uses the act of walking together through the landscape to acknowledge each of us as knowledge holders, to share stories, and to listen respectfully and attentively as we consider what it means to be a Good Ancestor.

Bring your body, your senses and your memories to the sea for this short meditative sound walk, that weaves together recordings of underwater environments in Malmö with reflections from participants in open workshops with Land Art in Skåne.

For a migrant, the only thing he has to keep going is the long path of life accompanied by good music.
All people who migrate will always return to their country of origin, to their roots and to dream again as they always did.

A photographic account and photo book capturing the artist’s four day walk along the Yamuna River, New Delhi.

‘Along The Lines’ is an immersive mobile soundwalk exploring Brighton’s laundry heritage. Designed and recorded by sound artist and researcher Anna Celeste Edmonds, in collaboration with charity Quiet Down. This project was funded by the Heritage Lottery, and is accessible on Echoes and the artist’s website.