Wearing “animal-track” Shoe covers, we walked through a snowy city, marking the white streets with various animal footprints. In this animal-like manner, we have temporarily reclaimed the urban territory, leaving behind a trail of puzzles and reverie.

The Coyote Walks, led by Dillon de Give, was an annual walking project exploring NYC’s city‑wild boundary through reflective, participatory walks tracing the imagined paths of a coyote to surrounding wilds.

The video Stoat documents a performance in which Marcus Coates uses homemade “stoat stilts” to restrict his movement, forcing him to mimic a stoat’s distinctive bounding. The device reshapes his motion, creating an embodied exploration of human–animal transformation.