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7+7 Places to Walk (3-2)- Prespa Arts Encounters

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In the meetings of the “7 plus 7 Places to Walk” – A 2 year laboratory of Ideas – all artists who participated or were present in WAC Encounters 2025 will have the chance to further discuss everything that took place in Prespa these 7 days, from June 30th to July 6th, 2025, and ruminate on the vision this process put into practice and the manifestos it created. The meetings take place every three months, the period from July 2025 to September 2026.

Part 2 of the third meeting we presented another one of the Walking with children walkshops but also a grouping of seven walking processes that transported us back to the alleyways and the open spaces of Psarades, offering us an opportunity to reflect upon their relationship to the village’s landscape and reality. During the next part we focused on one more cases out of the seven that make our 7 + 7 Places project. This site isa personal landmark chosen by people who live or who have created artworks in Prespes and who propose them, due to their respective significance, as meeting points for the processes that will take place in 2027. WALC 25 Artists: Aimilia Siafarika, Iro Grigoriadou: It takes a village to walk you home. Ridha Dhib: Ex-tracés: A Walk Between Borders and Memory. Soazic Guezennec: Becoming landscape, a series of performative walks. Irini Kalogeropoulou: (In)Audible Bodies Alisa Oleva: Walking as Home-finding Anastasia Polychronidou: Echoes of Footsteps Athanasia Tziona, Konstantinos Zervas: Walking with Children: Following human and bear trace and developing empathy for wildlife. 7 + 7 places: Vaggelis Karagiannis: cobblestone or trails

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sog

To walk slowly and in a leisurely fashion, as in “The old man was just soggin’ along.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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