I looked for patterns in the grass and found a track to follow.
When I crossed another trail, I changed direction,
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I picked up a stone
and placed it on my map.
I copied the outline
to determine a path for a walk. Continue reading →

I took a walk and recorded the sound.
Each following day I took the same walk
and recorded the sound again, synchronising my footsteps
with the earlier recording through my headphones.
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I leave the house and stroll into the forest.
While I walk, I pick up stones,
and put these in a bag. Continue reading →

I walk in the forest.
My right hand picks up stones,
my left puts them down again.

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I called you. We did not speak.
Our phones were connected for 60 seconds, the speakers at full volume.
The sounds of our surroundings mingled, somewhere between us.

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