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THL #02 – Colour walk results, A haiku moment, the Dérive App, + Something to try – Lisa Germany
This Haiku Life #02: published 5 Feb, 2026. A newsletter about haiku, photography, another other noticing practices. Source: THL #02 – Colour walk results, A haiku moment, the Dérive App, + Something to try – Lisa Germany
The Thing to be Known Grows with the Knowing: Walking in the Western Ghats from Ignorance to Intimacy.
“The Thing to Be Known Grows with the Knowing” reflects on my experiences walking in the rich and fragile environment of India’s Western Ghats propelled by the question: What does it mean to be a guest, a good guest, in an unfamiliar place?
• We are walking birds – talking to Glicéria Tupinambá – representing Hãhãwpuá (Brasil) at the Venice Biennale | Metropolis M
Glicéria Tupinambá is one of three indigenous artists representing Brazil at this year’s Venice Biennale. … Source: We are walking birds – talking to Glicéria Tupinambá – representing Hãhãwpuá (Brasil) at the Venice Biennale | Metropolis M
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Can poetry inspire people to discover their city on foot? We think it can and want to make that happen – here in London and elsewhere in the world. With your help, we shall. 80,000 restIn Paddington Street GardensAs I walk to work We are looking for your help in making this happen – we
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THL #02 – Colour walk results, A haiku moment, the Dérive App, + Something to try – Lisa Germany
This Haiku Life #02: published 5 Feb, 2026. A newsletter about haiku, photography, another other noticing practices. Source: THL #02 – Colour walk results, A haiku moment, the Dérive App, + Something to try – Lisa Germany
The Thing to be Known Grows with the Knowing: Walking in the Western Ghats from Ignorance to Intimacy.
“The Thing to Be Known Grows with the Knowing” reflects on my experiences walking in the rich and fragile environment of India’s Western Ghats propelled by the question: What does it mean to be a guest, a good guest, in an unfamiliar place?
• We are walking birds – talking to Glicéria Tupinambá – representing Hãhãwpuá (Brasil) at the Venice Biennale | Metropolis M
Glicéria Tupinambá is one of three indigenous artists representing Brazil at this year’s Venice Biennale. … Source: We are walking birds – talking to Glicéria Tupinambá – representing Hãhãwpuá (Brasil) at the Venice Biennale | Metropolis M
Haiku Encounter
Can poetry inspire people to discover their city on foot? We think it can and want to make that happen – here in London and elsewhere in the world. With your help, we shall. 80,000 restIn Paddington Street GardensAs I walk to work We are looking for your help in making this happen – we
• Led by artist Elspeth Penfold, Enchanted Charms, a quipu map, was created during a unique walking performance as a part of Fruiting Bodies an exhibition by the arts group Changeable Beast at The Old Parcels Office Arts in Scarborough.
The walk was anchored by a pleached pear tree grown in Pickering. The tree served as both starting point and destination for a guided wander that incorporated indigenous Andean thinking, weaving, embodied storytelling, and poetry readings.
The route was not predetermined, but rather a 'drift' inside the gallery. It was guided by eco poetic lunes. Lunes are a form of Haiku. The Champion Pear (lunes) for this performance were written by Dr. Jonathan Skinner during a collaborative walk with Elspeth in 2018. The Rhizomatic Wander encouraged conversations based on both fact and speculation.
Participants were given the poetry seed lunes to read and they used handmade rope to record their experiences using knots called “quipus".At the end of the Rhizomatic wander the ropes were woven into enchanted charms to girdle the tree, their energy entwined as a fruiting body.
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