Through multiple iterations, and using group slow-walking as its primary medium, (Parenthesis) explores these questions as a practice-based study of place, focusing on its traceable and less perceptible politics, histories and interactions.

I mapped Knoxville TN's July 2026 First Friday art circuit in the soles of a pair of shoes, playing off the idea of First Friday Art Walk. The audience was invited to take a texture rubbing of the shoes on paper to guide them through the evening.

🌐 Earthstage Loop Room A free ambient video experience for desktops, phones, tablets, classrooms, galleries, and live gatherings. A networked video field Open two or three looping videos on different devices.

In 1307, walking becomes composition. A single Midtown Manhattan block unfolds through shifting audio, where hidden histories surface, overlap, and dissolve according to how you choose to move.

Migrating VOICES is an emerging artistic creation supported by Creative Europe over a four-year period, developed in collaboration with five European countries within the project Walking Arts & Local Communities – W.A.L.C. It unfolds simultaneously at both local and international levels. The project is a participatory artistic exploration of contemporary mobilities, unfolding through walks connected

Notícias de América is a long-duration performance by Paulo Nazareth, who walked from Minas Gerais, Brazil, to the United States, documenting encounters, landscapes, and social realities while examining borders, migration, and North–South relations.

Walking Men worldwide™ is a series of public art installations, a photographic collage of pedestrian traffic icons assembled from around the world, presented in humane scale. The project was conceived as a collaborative effort of international photographers, each adding a piece to the collage. In January 2010, the project made its debut on 99 Church

The Dakota Commemorative Walk honors 1,700 Dakota women, children, and elders forcibly marched to Fort Snelling in 1862. Led by Lower Sioux women, the spiritual walk retraces this route through ceremony, prayer, and collective remembrance.

Walk to Work by Bill Gilbert is part of the Physiocartographies series. He walked 50 miles from home to work, recording his journey with GPS, images, and sound, transforming the physical act of walking into maps, videos, and installations that capture the landscape.

David Taylor's project documents the U.S.-Mexico border's 276 boundary obelisks, capturing encounters with migrants, Border Patrol, and local residents. His photographs reveal a complex, ideologically charged borderland landscape under constant surveillance.

Slave Rebellion Reenactment (2019) by Dread Scott reenacted the 1811 German Coast Uprising, with hundreds of Black participants marching 26 miles in period dress. The performance and film honored enslaved rebels’ fight for freedom and reimagined history.

The Great Elm Remembers, Gibbons in The Garden, and Ribosome Retune form an interconnected sound walk through Boston Common and the Public Garden, weaving together memory, ecology, and molecular biology.