A linear, recorded soundwalk documented through binaural field recording and GPS mapping (Strava). The piece captures a real-time walking performance through the streets of Barcelona, allowing the listener to experience it as an immersive sonic diary

A sensorial walk in deep time.

The project “Sweat Mapping” revolves around sweat when walking in the heat and was implemented on the occasion of a hike as part of a meeting of international walking artists in Spain.

This is a work shaped out of binaural recordings (please listen with closed headphones or quality earbuds to hear the immersive sound) made by me during a 3-week hike through the landscape of Aragon (Spain) starting from Pont de Suert to Sant Esteve de la Sarga. A group of artists walked all through the pre-Pyrenees,

A sound walk around the boundary of Camallera, Cataluna, with something to listen to at each of the 12 stages

A 40 day performative walk through northern Spain, wearing a business suit embroidered with other peoples’ question in order to live (into) them, listening to human and none-human beings, making connections, finding and creating new stories.

The Temple of Hermes: you are honoured: few are allowed to enter, and none leave unaltered, for he is a mercurial god. Satsymph have laid out his Temple in Girona, and your smartphone is your sole means of access.

The audience follows two female performance artists’ verbalized, internal processes while they perform the act of walking in South African cities. Encouraging the contemplation of the meeting between the private and the public sphere.

This post discusses the 1907 Montevideo anarchist publication "En Marcha" and highlights Antonio Loredo, a revolutionary barber and teacher involved in early 20th-century anarchist movements in Buenos Aires, Montevideo, and Barcelona. It recommends engaging with his speeches by imaginatively walking through urban spaces, connecting historical injustices with ongoing political passion.

Grand Tour is a 250 km, three-week walk by multidisciplinary artists from the Ebro River Delta to Lleida, taking place from August 14 to September 1, 2019. The project concludes with participants boarding Catalonia's slowest train from Lleida to Barcelona, where they will create a moving sound map through recordings, walking choreography, and collaborative activities.