Hélio Oiticica’s Delirium Ambulatorium explores urban wandering as a creative practice, a “to-and-from” movement without linearity, where walking through the city feeds the mind, transforms urban space into a playground, and allows new artistic ideas to emerge through sensory, bodily, and chance encounters.

A personal pilgrimage, walking a familiar yet untrodden path, drawing a line, a physical and mental marker of transformation. This resulted in a series of large and small drawings using embodied repeated mark-making make Visible the Invisible.

The M.A.D.E Walking App (Many Adventures Directly Experienced) transforms the act of walking into dynamic art giving you a true -selfie of being present.

A unique ambulatory audio experience across two hours took people on a sound walk around the seaside town of Apollo Bay, on Gadubanud Country led by an imagined radio show hosted by project creators Amy Tsilemanis and traditional owner Richard Collopy. Participants were then transported to a theatrical scene on the beach, extending the stories heard in the audio then walked across the Great Ocean Road and into the Apollo Bay museum where a further soundscape and live singing in Indigenous language completed the experience: an exploration of how we connect with places and with each other, across the past present and future.

The seven archetypes of the creative consciousness guide a journey into the Panopticon, of the mind, of society.  Look inside the Eye of Horus Does the All Seeing Eye offer Protection? Is it a reflection? Interzone Theatre merges psychogeography with psychoacoustics through composition. It is an exploratory experience where the buildings, parks and waterways serve