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(Parenthesis) - Invitatation
37 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, IL, USA 37 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, IL, USA
37 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, IL, USA
90 minutes

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artistic research

Sub-collection · 18 items

movement

Collection · 59 items

relational aesthetics

Collection · 2 items

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Chicago

City · 22 items
Sub-collection

artistic research

Sub-collection · 18 items

movement

Collection · 59 items

relational aesthetics

Collection · 2 items

Regions

Chicago

City · 22 items
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.

( ) – Parenthesis.What does walking/moving slow, r e a l l y s l o w, alongside others, in a public and familiar place open in your perception… of your embodied self, of your relationship to a group, and in your experience of that place? What does this subtle, slow action, open-up and do to the public space?

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. This project combines walking, relational work, public space actions, and material explorations of embodied memory and archiving of experience.

Credits

A project by:
Catalina Hernández-Cabal

Video and Image documentation:
Francisca Jimenez Ortegate.

Featured participants:
Featured collaborators / participants:
Sarah Mininsohn
Caroline Shadle
Melita Morales
Ali Blake

APA style reference

Hernandez-Cabal, C. (2026). (Parenthesis). walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/parenthesis/

zig-zag walking

A kind of attitudinal or intentional walk in which one chooses a zig-zag pathway, choosing a feature in the environment to walk towards and changing chosen feature and direction at will. A way to subvert prescribed directionality, and view, of built urban pathways.

Added by James Cunningham
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