Trajects pendant un an d’une jeune fille du XVIe arrondissement maps one year of movements of a young woman studying political science, revealing a narrow triangular routine connecting her home, university, and piano teacher’s residence.

In the I Went series (1968–79), On Kawara traced his daily movements on photocopied maps using red pen, marking his starting point with a dot. Maps were preserved in binders, with arrows and notes indicating his routes, creating a consistent, diaristic record of travel.

Jeremy Deller’s Procession (2009) was a moving parade celebrating Manchester’s people and public spaces, blending everyday life, humor, and surreal elements. Buskers, vendors, and a lorry-mounted café created a playful, participatory, social-surrealist artwork.

Feliz Aniversário is a performance in which the artist visited every Rio street named after a calendar date on its corresponding day, mapping the journeys and photographing each visit to create a yearlong record of time and urban space.

A participatory urban action by Paulo Bruscky invited the public to walk specific streets of Recife while reading any paper, shifting attention between page and city. On a sunny day, perception itself becomes the artwork—an exercise in seeing rather

Buenos Aires Tour begins with a pane of glass smashed onto a city map, its cracks forming eight arbitrary routes. Guided by chance, texts, recordings, and found objects create an intimate portrait where the historic and the everyday meet.