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Made of Walking 2026 – Plan your journey through Prosperpolder
11/09/2026 - 17/09/2026
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Made of Walking 2026 – Plan your journey through Prosperpolder

the Milena principle
11 - 17 Sep, 2026
Multiple locations

Made of Walking 2026. Public programme 13-17 September 2026. Whether you join us for a single afternoon, a full day or several days, you are warmly invited to walk, explore, learn and create alongside artists, researchers, local communities and environmental organisations.

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post Featured New 31 Aug, 2026

Embracing the Obstacle

A walk is shaped not only by where it leads, but by who takes part. In Beveren, encounters with residents of De Bron and De Stroom show how different bodies, rhythms and vulnerabilities make walking a shared practice of attention, care and belonging.

Made of Walking Prosperpolder
post Featured New 03 Aug, 2026

The Unyielding Waterland

We arrive in Emmadorp and walk towards the imposing long dike that embraces the Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe like an ancient boundary. Once we reach the top, near Emmahaven, a panorama unfolds that truly reveals the immense scale of this tidal landscape. The horizon seems endless. In the distance, we see a group of walkers

Made of Walking Prosperpolder
post Featured 15 Jul, 2026

To Walk Your Life: Between History and the Present

Our journey, in early July 2026, to Fort Liefkenshoek with Marc Dhaenens, Anna Maria Mestdagh, and me is, to say the least, sobering. The route leads us through a landscape of container terminals, towering loading cranes, bridges, chemical plants, and an almost endless network of roads crowded with heavy trucks moving in every direction. Everything

Made of Walking Prosperpolder

mindful walking

A form of mindful movement. It uses the everyday activity of walking as a mindfulness practice to help you become more aware of the sensations in your body. By tuning into your environment and the sensations in your body as you walk, it can help you to focus on the present moment.

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