A piece composed from sounds recorded along the River Betwa in Madhya Pradesh, India. Recordings were made while walking upstream to its source in December 2019 as a part of the Veditum Foundation’s Moving Upstream Fellowship.

Sharon Harper’s Walkabout series shows dreamlike images of women walking in rural landscapes, using overlapping prints, blur, and multiple perspectives to evoke memory, introspection, and isolation, echoing the idea of creating personal “songlines.”

In 2019–2021, Kate Green walked the Watershed Line of the Elan and Claerwen rivers in Mid-Wales, photographing each concrete post along the 72 sq. mile catchment that supplies Birmingham’s water, creating songs and works inspired by the landscape and aqueduct.

The Rural Routes: Bolsover Walks was a co-commissioned digital project for Junction Arts and D-Lab. A series of physical and virtual walks around the Bolsover District in Derbyshire. In the same vein as the Wythy Walks the co-walkers walked around different locations, either physically or using Google Maps, guided by the co-walker’s own narrative. The