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How to be feral: Movement practices to re-wild your body
Claire Loussouarn
Ways of Walking
Ann de Forest
Walking piece
SWS25
2025
hedge singing – Hereford Sound/Song Walk
An audio-visual collage in 13 sections created after a participatory sound/song walk which took place in Hereford in February 2025. The work was created from participant's recordings, songs, sounds and stories.
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Walking piece
Marŝarto23 Winner
2023
Walking the questions
A 40 day performative walk through northern Spain, wearing a business suit embroidered with other peoples’ question in order to live (into) them, listening to human and none-human beings, making connections, finding and creating new stories.
Sound walk
SWS21
2021
Rain at Mavrovo National Park
This post discusses the concept of Digital Ecology, exploring how technology can be critically adapted to support the natural world rather than harm it. It includes a sound walk piece created from digitally processed field recordings made at Mavrovo National Park, a mountainous area with an artificial lake near Skopje.
Sound walk
2016
Colne Rising
Set in the year 2067, this spoken-word walking performance imagines a future Northern England where rising seas have transformed the A1 into a coastline, flooding areas up to 75 miles inland. Writer and performer Sarah Hymas guides participants through a lyrical exploration of this altered landscape, blending familiar places with speculative environmental change.
Curated news
04 Sep, 2025
Bog walking: Exploring Estonia’s otherworldly wild landscapes
Once feared as homes to spirits, Estonia’s bogs cover a fifth of the country and are vital to its culture and ecology. Today, travellers can explore them on guided bog-shoe treks. Source: Bog walking: Exploring Estonia’s otherworldly wild landscapes
Curated news
12 Jun, 2023
Land Body Ecologies Festival | Wellcome Collection
Explore the deep connections between mental health and ecosystem health in this four-day festival created by Land Body Ecologies (LBE), from teams across India, Uganda, Kenya, Thailand, the UK and the Arctic. Take part and experience performances, food, workshops, music, films and more. On Day One, join a workshop with Chris Watson on field recording…
Petite chronique auriculaire d’un tarissement chronique
A la suite de nombreuses pérégrinations audio-paysagères à long terme, à porter l’écoute sur des territoires irrigués, j’ai décidé il y a quelques années de synthétiser et de concrétiser une problématique, celle de la vitalité de la présence aquatique dans le paysage. Le projet « Bassins versants, l’oreille fluente », centré autour de la présence acoustique de […]
POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYSAGES SONORES PARTAGÉS
Paysages sonores, les pesants silences caniculaires
Point d’ouïe un brin dystopique, quoique que…J’ai entendu cet été, dans le parc voisin, se taire les voix des jeunes au cœur de la journée brulante, puis réapparaitre, timides, au mitan de la nuit, dans une fraicheur relative.Tout comme s’est tu le ruisseau attenant, asséché par un impitoyable et torride étiage.La placette voisine se réduit […]
POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYSAGES SONORES PARTAGÉS
L’écoute chauffée à blanc
Texte à brule-pourpoint, assez épidermique.Il y a quelques semaines, rien ne pouvait me faire penser à réfléchir sur les rapports paysages sonores et grands feux, écoutes et brûlures paysagères. En tous cas rien ne me poussait à écrire, non pas un brûlot, mais juste une petite réflexion liée à mes pratiques récentes, et à l’actualité […]
POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYSAGES SONORES PARTAGÉS
Art, Walking and Embodied Ecology: Three voices in resonance
It’s a great pleasure to see the conversation between Rui Antunes, Bruno Caracol, Soazic Guezenec and I published today in … More
Jo Scott: artist-researcher
Happened
walkingevent
Dance Brolga Dance: Reflections on Mundy Creek Audio Tour
A place-based audio walk using stories, memories, ecology and cultural knowledge to reveal living relationships between Mundy Creek, Country and its communities.
Happened
walkingevent
Borderlandscapes in Transition
Pieter-Jan Meire explores how water, nature restoration, agriculture, industry and international cooperation have transformed the Saeftinghe border landscape. Peter Deckers introduces the heritage of Prosperpolder through a guided exhibition tour.
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Made of Walking Prosperpolder
WALC
Happened
walkingevent
A Participatory Walk in Disappearance
A Participatory Walk in Disappearance invites participants to cover the performer's body with materials gathered along the walk. As the body gradually disappears, the performance explores transformation, embodiment, memory and our material relationsh
Made of Walking Prosperpolder
WALC
Happened
walkingevent
Common Ground: Embroidering the Map of Beveren
Common Ground invites participants to explore Beveren through walking, storytelling and embroidery. Together they create a collective map by stitching memories, trees and meaningful places into a shared tapestry celebrating local landscapes and ecolo
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Made of Walking Prosperpolder
WALC
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Walking without a donkey
Walking Without a Donkey is a specialized website dedicated to walking trails and hiking routes in Israel. It provides detailed, map-based guides for a variety of paths, from short strolls to multi-day treks, emphasizing accessibility and accuracy. The site includes GPS tracks, elevation profiles, clear route descriptions, and background information on natural and cultural landmarks encountered along the way, supporting both casual walkers and experienced hikers in planning their excursions.
The site also offers insights into the geography, history, and ecology of the regions covered, connecting the physical pathways to their broader cultural and environmental contexts. It serves as a resource for those interested in exploring Israel’s diverse landscapes on foot, such as desert trails, forested areas, and coastal paths. The content is regularly updated and verified, reflecting a focus on reliable, practical information for outdoor walking enthusiasts.
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annakirksmith.com
Anna Kirk-Smith is an interdisciplinary fine artist working with themes of nature, ecology, science and history, with specialist areas of interest being marine biology and geology. Unbridled curiosity and intriguing narratives are the starting points for her work.