You’ll Never Walk Alone explores walking as a practice of presence and connection. Through photography, writing, and movement, the work reflects on solitude, kinship, and unseen presences—ancestors, memories, landscapes—that walk beside us.

This film documents a series of 'Dead on the Road' walks that took place in Southern Chester County (PA, USA) in 2025.

Liesje vd Berk invites residents to explore their surroundings in a unique way: by walking and drawing with all their senses. At the end of each walk, participants share one of their drawings in an exhibition, creating a new map of Amsterdam North.

Moondance holds the slow choreography of an extended mountain walk in Banff National Park.

This provocation invited walking artists to creatively response to the seasonal change.

This walk was created for the Terminalia Festival 2024.

“The Thing to Be Known Grows with the Knowing” reflects on my experiences walking in the rich and fragile environment of India’s Western Ghats propelled by the question: What does it mean to be a guest, a good guest, in an unfamiliar place?

A topographic reflection (unfinished and expandable) that seeks to account for the psychiatric landscape that coexists within our surroundings.

Bazaars of Mysore is a walk through the city that showcases the growth of the markets in the region through different epochs that enabled it to adopt architectural styles of different times and marry it to the traditional systems of the land.

A participatory Slow Marathon walk focusing on the theme of 7 Senses from Hildesheim to Winzenburg in Germany’s Leinebergland.

Walking in transitional, interstitial spaces where Water and Earth meet is special. From walking-with and sensing the presence of rock and water bodies, on the banks of Lake Prespa (Greece) or the River Maas (Holland), it emerges to feel Water as home and relational peace quality, which inspires humans to create. To co-create and find forms for joint walking, artistic work, and ecosomatic practice, as ways of storytelling with Earth & Water.

Walking from the Groote Kerk to the Slawelosie and back to the Groote Kerk. Performed in Cape Town, South Africa.