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Walking piece Marŝarto26 New 2026

Indexical Traces

Walk the Line
PR6X+7F Riebeek West, South Africa

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local history

Sub-collection · 23 items

Nature

1 sub-collections · 194 items

train

1 sub-collections · 17 items
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Walking as Artistic Practice

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Swartland Local Municipality

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Fragments from Walk the Line

Since finishing the work, I’ve been thinking about why I keep walking along this abandoned rail line and realised it is not about how I made the work, but the layers of history I gathered in local archives and how those stories need to be kept alive

Karen Stander
walkingevent

Nature Safari

Andrew Stuck of the Museum of Walking worked with Geoff Sample who led a walk beneath the M40 Westway for the London Borough of Kensington & Chelsea’s In Transit Festival.

Geoff Sample Andrew Stuck
Sound walk

Museum of Stories: Bury Park

Museum of Stories: Bury Park is a geolocative app featuring twelve audio dramas based on real experiences from the Bury Park district of Luton, UK, each linked to its actual location. The stories span from the 19th century to the present, reflecting diverse community histories including local cinema, Jewish life, political activism, and contemporary migration.

Fin Kennedy
post

How did ferns, rocks and 1,000 km become a film?

Dario Laganà went on a 1000 km walk in Norway, and produced the short film Like a Fern Between Rocks, documenting this solitary, nomadic experience. This work is one of the shortlisted pieces for the Marŝarto Awards 2025.  Dario earlier wrote about his experience in A loud solitude, and goes deeper into his experience, below. All of my

Dario J Laganà
Sub-collection

local history

Sub-collection · 23 items

Nature

1 sub-collections · 194 items

train

1 sub-collections · 17 items
Sub-collection

Walking as Artistic Practice

Sub-collection · 73 items

Regions

Swartland Local Municipality

Region · 2 items

Related

Walking piece

Fragments from Walk the Line

Since finishing the work, I’ve been thinking about why I keep walking along this abandoned rail line and realised it is not about how I made the work, but the layers of history I gathered in local archives and how those stories need to be kept alive

Karen Stander
walkingevent

Nature Safari

Andrew Stuck of the Museum of Walking worked with Geoff Sample who led a walk beneath the M40 Westway for the London Borough of Kensington & Chelsea’s In Transit Festival.

Geoff Sample Andrew Stuck
Sound walk

Museum of Stories: Bury Park

Museum of Stories: Bury Park is a geolocative app featuring twelve audio dramas based on real experiences from the Bury Park district of Luton, UK, each linked to its actual location. The stories span from the 19th century to the present, reflecting diverse community histories including local cinema, Jewish life, political activism, and contemporary migration.

Fin Kennedy
post

How did ferns, rocks and 1,000 km become a film?

Dario Laganà went on a 1000 km walk in Norway, and produced the short film Like a Fern Between Rocks, documenting this solitary, nomadic experience. This work is one of the shortlisted pieces for the Marŝarto Awards 2025.  Dario earlier wrote about his experience in A loud solitude, and goes deeper into his experience, below. All of my

Dario J Laganà
I write about where I walk, what I learn and see, and how the history of place keeps me connected to the walk.

A short writing about walking and making art during the period I started the course with WALC in 2026. As it stands, Indexical Traces is the first part of an anthology of writings about an installation with mixed media, called, Walk the Line. This work is about place and, in part, about the history of a divided rural community in the Swartland area, of South Africa.

APA style reference

Stander, K. (2026). Indexical Traces. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/indexical-traces/

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When the mind & body are casting about together, questioning encountering & discovering.

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