winter
Highlights
One Hundred Days of Walking
“One Hundred Days of Walking” is a visualization of walking as listening, with 100 accordion books filled with watercolor landscapes, strung on 100 feet of braided cotton, hanging in space above the river that often guided my walking.
Winter Slow
Our plan for 2020 is to run four seasonal slow marathons around the boundary of the Royal Borough of Greenwich, London which quite remarkably is almost the exact distance of the marathon. Arguably we can’t walk up the centre of the Thames or along Deptford Creek and it wouldn’t be much fun to walk along the A2 for long, so what
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Undercurrents Segment 4: Finchley Road to Finsbury Park in reverse
Continuing a clockwise exploration of InspiralLondon Trail we walk segment 4 from Finchley to Finsbury Park. A reverse spiralling back from Finchley Road through the unconscious, the subconscious and into the collective (un)consciousness of North London, as we cross Hampstead Heath, pass Highgate Cemetery toward the Archway. Again going clockwise this segment of the walk
Winter foraging walk and talk in Carnforth as part of art project | Lancaster Guardian
Saturation Point is an 18-month participatory art project exploring and documenting the wild spaces of North Lancashire. Source: Winter foraging walk and talk in Carnforth as part of art project | Lancaster Guardian
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Articles elsewhere
More Frost
Today’s walk was like yesterday’s–the same frost, thicker if anything, covering the trees; the same ice fog; the same snow squeak-crunching underfoot–but it felt entirely different. What felt monochromatic then was a glorious study in tones of black and white and blue and grey this morning. Why the difference? The landscape was the same; the … Continue reading More Frost →
