Created for dOCUMENTA (13) in Kassel, the Alter Bahnhof Video Walk by Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller guides viewers through a train station via iPod, blending filmed past and present into an uncanny “physical cinema” about memory and presence.

Songdelay is a black-and-white film performance on the New York waterfront, structured through walking and props. Delays between action and sound, shaped by distance and lenses, reveal space, rhythm, and collective movement.

In the UK, I expand on the founding purpose of Mary Stevens Park, Stourbridge, as a mingling space for people from different backgrounds by including the more-than-human. I assign each solar term a territorial ‘segment,’ equalising time and place.

Walk 2 (Margate, 2010) had 200 participants walk in silence atop the Marine Bathing Pool wall, maintaining one-metre spacing. Exposed to wind and cold, the walk demanded focus and discipline, fostering a meditative, trance-like awareness of body, rhythm, and environment.

A Monty Python sketch where John Cleese plays a serious civil servant at a fictional government office dedicated to inventing and funding absurd, exaggerated walking styles, satirizing bureaucracy through deadpan dialogue and extreme physical comedy.

Daniel Buren’s Seven Ballets in Manhattan was an ambulatory performance where five actors marched through New York, carrying striped posters. The work, resembling a protest, engaged the public directly, provoking varied reactions based on the city's neighborhoods.

Seat Belt, Three Points invites viewers to strap into a seat belt attached to three stations, creating a physical interaction with the artwork. Baden’s works explored kinesthetic experiences and neuromuscular memory, altering perceptions of balance and sensory imprint.