ecological art
Highlights
Walking between Worlds. Made of Walking Prosperpolder : walking a landscape
Walking Between Worlds reflects on Made of Walking Prosperpolder as an evolving walking arts practice. Through walks, performances and dialogue, it explores how artists, communities and landscapes co-create long-term ecological and social relationships.
• Meadow Cultivators: Two Parks, One City, Many Steps
Meadow Cultivators grew from walks with local youth and neighbors over two underused lawns in the City of Syracuse, NY. The walks through emergent meadows of growing flora turned undervalued public fields into living drawings, exploring how walking in public space connects ecology, safety, and community.
The Tides of Our Tears
The Tides of Our Tears is a trail of seven augmented reality poems along the Thames, made with Invisible Dust and UCL scientists. Accessed via QR codes, the works reflect on floods, memory, and our evolving, fragile relationship with water.
Articles elsewhere
Reclaiming the curiosity of childhood through walking
Walking with intent or simply for joy is a sensory experience of connection with each other and our surrounds in an act that encourages self-awareness. My earliest memories of walking are of holding my grandmother’s hand as we wandered across bare, c...
