Displacing Territories: Project for the Brazil/Uruguay Border is a journey as a solitary traveler that the artist undertook at the end of April through the border zone of the pampas, specifically from Barra do Quaraí to Pelotas.

Presented at WAC 25, I AM A HUMAN SEISMOGRAPH encouraged Walkshop participants to develop their own codes and systems to generate walking drawings that document and celebrate sensorial attentiveness and presence in the world.

Walking and Drawing A way to experience the richness of your environment and make contact with each other.

A series of parallel walks exploring the way from seclusion and destruction to playful movement and exchange under the open sky.

This post introduces the first sound tour of Canaveral National Seashore, which guides listeners through diverse habitats and times of day, from dawn to night, capturing unique soundscapes of the barrier island environment. The sound recordings were created by Jack Hines, with post-production by Jack Hines and Dr. Bernie Krause, and are supported by the Atlantic Center for the Arts.

Fleet Footing is an interactive music walk tracing the path of London's lost River Fleet, combining live, recorded, and binaural sound elements to explore the river's historical geography. Composed by Catherine Kontz with writer Sarah Grange, the approximately 6-mile route features 17 listening stations and blends urban soundscapes with performance, creating an immersive, site-specific experience accessible by foot, cycle, or other means. The route is step-free and buggy-friendly, though sections on Hampstead Heath include uneven woodland paths.