flaneur
Highlights
On Perspective and Motion – Part II
An artist fascinated by walking, time, and perception, exploring the human scale of movement through video art. With a background in animation, they analyze “walk cycles” and use walking as a lens to investigate unseen temporal structures and the everyday.
Walking pieces
The Woman of the Crowd
The audio walk examines the topic of flanerie from a feminist perspectives and presents 4 alternative (fictional and real) characters from arts and literature as possible flaneuses. Commissioned by Kunstmuseum Bonn on the occasion of the group show "The Flaneur: From Impressionism to the Present".
Articles on WLC
Articles elsewhere
Unravelling
“Unravelling” – an experimental walk using drawings to guide walkers of Bang Rak, Bangkok (TH). A treasure hunt and choose your own adventure story experience. 2 walks, 2 unconventional maps and 2 starting points in Bang Rak. Non-digital mapping devices were given to participants to encourage a slowing down to “uncover” the area. “Unravelling” encouraged the walker to wind down by not using mobile devices, …
Interview with Aggie Toppins
As part of the run up to the hardcover release of my book, Walking as Artistic Practice (softcover comes out in April!), I’m going to be publishing some brief interviews with the various artists, authors, researchers, creatives, collectives, and platforms whose art practice, written material, or other works I cite and mention. First up is […]
Return to InspiralLondon
The empty plinth re:Spindle On the 18th December 2021 InspiralLondon returned to the centre of the Trail, its beginning, curating […]
Walk your neighbourhood skull this Halloween
We wanted to do an informal rule-of-six compliant Halloween walk, so Fiona grabbed a scary looking skull of the internet and laid it on top of a map of Stirchley to see how it might fit. We'll be following the red outline as best we can on Saturday and then retiring to our garden for […]
