One line, three walkers, seven stops. The line widens when you walk abreast and narrows when you go single file. Fifteen minutes round a Harrogate block, and it moves to any Victorian grid-iron town.

A 1:1 reconstruction of the Apollo 11 astronauts’ lunar routes becomes a temporary ground drawing at IIT Kanpur. By walking the trace, participants reconsider lunar exploration through embodied questions of scale, access, movement, and power.

'A River’s Song' is a collaborative composition celebrating the stories, rhythms, and connections of the river. The piece brings together local singers, music-makers, and residents with a deep connection to the Malago.

Through multiple iterations, and using group slow-walking as its primary medium, (Parenthesis) explores these questions as a practice-based study of place, focusing on its traceable and less perceptible politics, histories and interactions.

A bilingual translocal sound walk and digital audio archive tracing Anton Wilhelm Amo’s life and legacy across Germany, Ghana and the Netherlands through oral histories, archival sources and the voices of activists, scholars, artists and communities.

OVERHEAR’s new audio trail at Midland Met’s People’s Gallery is now live, celebrating 110 years of Sandwell healthcare history. Built from a year of stories gathered from staff, patients, and community groups

A self-guided audio trail around Cromwell Bottom Nature Reserve in Brighouse, one of the most important wildlife sites in Calderdale.

Forbidden Love is an audio walking tour uncovering an otherwise invisible history of gay men in Frederiksberg, from the 1900s to today. Once confined to whispers in the city's corners, these stories are brought back to life as listeners are guided to

POROUS describes a slowly developing encounter with the River Lugg and Upper Lugg (‘Lammas’) Meadows between Candlemas and Lammas 2026.

I mapped Knoxville TN's July 2026 First Friday art circuit in the soles of a pair of shoes, playing off the idea of First Friday Art Walk. The audience was invited to take a texture rubbing of the shoes on paper to guide them through the evening.

Bonneau-Knight made this artwork to connect with an ancient path. Months spent learning about the place led to creating long, layered seismographic drawings made while walking, and a video work.

One hundred days on foot, Paris to Nafplio. The heartbeat replaces the kilometre as the unit of measurement. Each day yields one sealed Cardio-Cartography. On 5 November 2026, ten minutes of restitution at the University of the Peloponnese.