**Black Walks** is an ongoing performance project using a black flag to explore identity, belonging, and visibility. Through walks in cities across Europe and Asia, it questions nationalism and citizenship, inviting reflection through embodied action

Feliz Aniversário is a performance in which the artist visited every Rio street named after a calendar date on its corresponding day, mapping the journeys and photographing each visit to create a yearlong record of time and urban space.

Crawl by Gail Burton is a durational performance at Alexandra Palace Park in which she crawled around the lake on hands and knees, exploring slowness, vulnerability, and bodily awareness while engaging with the park’s environment and public encounters.

The artist circles his Finnish home for 12 hours, running 65 miles. The repetitive loop is filmed in HD and exhibited as a 12-hour performance, turning endurance into futility and contrasting modern travel’s reach within half a day.

Danica Phelps’ Walking 9–5 turns the eight-hour workday into a walking measure. She walks eight hours daily, documenting routes and daily expenses through drawings. Each work records money spent/earned, and sold pieces are replaced by traced copies with sale details.

In Roman Runner: Limes Germanicus I, Dr. Tim Brennan traced the Dutch edge of the Roman Empire on foot, running 90 miles from the North Sea to the German border in a 19-hour endurance performance that carried him across windswept coasts, historic towns, and river valleys, advancing his long-term art project.

Tehching Hsieh's performance piece (1981–1982) involved staying outdoors for one year without entering any buildings, vehicles, or shelters. The work began on September 26, 1981, at 2 P.M. and lasted until September 26, 1982, using only a sleeping bag.