#paris walk

Marcher Arrant walks every street of Paris part 15, @the_curvazoid edition! These photos are from 2010 when we were both living in Paris. I owe this guy everything for getting me started on the path of creativity which has become my greatest joy and life purpose. Before meeting him my walking was just a private thing and I never thought I would create with it and share it with others. But seeing his passion for art inspired me. As I started painting he encouraged me to express what was unique to me that there are no rules. As a result of this inspiration, advice, and encouragement I now have my art which is a perfect expression of who I am and what I do. This is one of the greatest gifts I've ever been given. He also taught me to be humble and cool to everyone. He was hanging out with all the legends of Paris but was never too cool to hang out with some weird dude with no name who was all about walking around.

Marcher Arrant walks every street of Paris part 20.

Marcher Arrant walks every street of Paris part 20. The last photo is the street Henry Miller lived on. He is one of my all time favorite writers.

Marcher Arrant walks every street of Paris part 18.

Marcher Arrant walks Paris part 19.

Marcher Arrant walks every street of Paris, part 17.

Marcher Arrant walks Paris, part 16. This is a project I did where I systematically walked the entire length of every street in Paris. I would draw out a line on a piece of map, making sure it eventually covered the length of each street, then I took the map to the streets and followed the line. It took around a year and somewhere around 150 walks (ranging from 3 to 24 hours a walk. Average walk was probably around 6 to 8).

Walking every street in Paris part 13. I did a project where I walked the entire length of every single street in Paris. I drew a line on a peice of map, making sure it eventually covered the entire length of each street, and then I would take it to the streets and follow the line. I took lots of photos.