#engaged walking

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“Mooste Walking II”

Mooste, Estonia. June 2016.

Engaged walking, photograph of found objects.

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“Mooste Walking I”

Mooste, Estonia. June 2016.

Engaged walking, photograph of found objects.

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“Walking Hours: the Space Between Things and Passing in Time”

For Laut,

I wish my time more geological. Like the sea witnessing the movement of continents and mountains. Watching civilizations behind the dunes rise and fall and rise and fall.

25 June 2015. Scheveningen/Katwijk, The Netherlands.

Engaged walking, drawing, choreographic map for mental space between Scheveningen and Katwijk.

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“Walking Hours: the Space Between Things and Passing in Time”

For Cora,

The sea is silent in its roaring hush and the sand speaks no words. In fact, even the wind only pretends at whispering.

19 June 2015. Scheveningen/Katwijk, The Netherlands.

Engaged walking, drawing, choreographic map for mental space between Scheveningen and Katwijk.

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“Walking Hours: the Space Between Things and Passing in Time”

Scheveningen/Katwijk, The Netherlands. June 2015.

For Jana,

4 June 2015.

A twinge of mournfulness for the ones that will never sting my summer swimming as I avoid the tiny translucent blobs which scatter the sand signaling the return of the jellyfish as the sea’s waters warm.

Engaged walking, drawing, choreographic map for mental space between Scheveningen and Katwijk.

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“Walking Hours: the Space Between Things and Passing in Time”

Scheveningen/Katwijk, The Netherlands. May 2015.

For Floris,

27 May 2015.

The connection is strong between myself and this North Sea along which I walk. Metaphorically speaking, I crawled from here at birth... and will return when this life is done. There is a sense of solace in the idea of swimming with my ancestors.

Engaged walking, drawing, choreographic map for mental space between Scheveningen and Katwijk.

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“Walking Hours: the Space Between Things and Passing in Time”

Scheveningen/Katwijk, The Netherlands. May 2015.

For Sarah,

2 May 2015. When I return the tide is coming in. It appears gentle but the power of the sea is indisputable and inevitable. The waves extend upon the sand revealing tiny desperately bubbling holes gasping for breath as the beach prepares for another drowning.

Engaged walking, drawing, Choreographic map for mental space between Scheveningen and Katwijk.

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“Walking Hours: the Space Between Things and Passing in Time”

Scheveningen/Katwijk, The Netherlands. April/May 2015.

For Eric,

15 April 2015. The sea and the sand embrace and release. Two soul mates giving and taking, always a little of the other in themselves. Inseparable as the sun shines on.

Engaged walking, drawing, Choreographic map for mental space between Scheveningen and Katwijk.