Drawing Walks and Intervals as Activation Devices explores how walking and drawing act as tools to navigate and activate shifts between my roles as artist, teacher, and researcher. Influenced by Myriam Lefkowitz’s sensory walking, Bouchra Khalili’s mapping of lived journeys, Polychronidou’s political walks and Springgay and Truman’s activation devices, the project investigates how drawing and walking with others generates space for reflection and transformation. Through collaborative drawing walks with colleagues, I explore how movement, conversation, and the sketchbook become methods for thinking and making, tracing thresholds between personal and professional selves.