An immersive walking experience that uses performance, movement, storytelling and installations to reactivate vanished artistic spaces and hidden cultural networks across the city.

An immersive walking experience that uses performance, movement, storytelling and installations to reactivate vanished artistic spaces and hidden cultural networks across the city.

A performative walk that uses audio, live performers, music, video, and augmented reality to layer Jewish histories onto their original locations in the contemporary city.

The Blue Parade is a participatory walking artwork created by Stefaan van Biesen and Annemie Mestdagh for the “Walking Practices/Walking Art/Walking Bodies” meeting in Prespes, Greece. The piece consists of a portable, ultramarine-blue textile structure carried collectively through the landscape as a “nomadic library.” Participants walk together, collect small objects from the environment, and place them in attached PET bottles, creating a mobile archive of local memory and identity. The act of carrying the canvas fosters awareness, cooperation, and a temporary community, turning the walk into a sensory, reflective ritual that highlights embodied knowledge, shared experience, and themes of journey and displacement.