I invited friends
to make a ten minute long audio recording
of someone close sleeping.

In editing I superimposed the recordings
as layers into one combined file,
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On a walk in the forest, I stopped at an intersection.
I turned around and, looking through my binoculars,
I imagined myself walking on the path behind me a moment earlier.

Then I turned back again and, looking at the path in front of me,
I imagined myself walking there a moment later. Continue reading →

I sit in front of a map and a notebook.
I look at the map and in my mind I follow a path I have walked many times before.

I imagine the walk in real time. I make notes of what I pass, of what I might see and of the directions I follow.
It takes 42 minutes, just as long as it takes me to actually walk the route.

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