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Week 4: Exploration This is my map of my Dérive from/to my 10 x 10 'No-Space. I placed the map on the back door of my bedroom because I wanted the map to stay put. My track which is shown in black are the shoes laces from my shoes that wore to walk my 1-2 hour derive. Having the map on the back of my bedroom door is memorial because I enjoy the walk specially when I arrived to my ‘No-Place’ because I could sit and reflect on the walk.

Walking from Zafferano restaurant to my ‘No-Space’ was intriguing, interesting and exciting. When I first parked my car near Zafferano I thought to myself that this walk is going to my tiring and not worth it because on the day it was hot. On the other hand, once the walk started and I focused myself on the environment around me. The trees, grass, the path I was walking on, the ocean on the side, the wind, the people passing by and the building around me all seem more then what they were. The colour of the grass and the leaves on the trees create a movement. The path walk had rhythm and patterns and all the surrounding seem like without them the space wouldn’t look the same without them. By the end of the walk I felt so blessed and happy.

Week 4: Exploration Derive from/to 10x10 'No-Space' Some more pictures I took during the walk. Overall reflection on the walk is that art is all around us and every move, path and walk is more than what it seems.

Week 4: Exploration Derive from to 10x10 'No-Space'. These are some of the picture I took while walking from Zafferano to my No-Space. The walk allowed me to feel attached to the environment and it's surrounding and I felt so blessed to be living in such a beautiful environment.

Dérive from/to your 10 x 10 'No-Space' My 1 hour walk started from Zafferano which is located on Mounts Bay Road and near the old Brewery. I decided to start my derive walk from Zafferano because I love the peaceful sound, smell and feel of the ocean. From Mounts Bay Road, I continued to Hackett drive, I entered the University of Western Australia (UWA) from Oak lawn and continued my path until I arrived to my No-Space. While walking to my No-Space from Zafferano it didn’t feel like my usual walk it was more adventurous because my senses and emotions was focus on my surrounding. It is amazing how when I fully explored the environment around me had me feel happier and somehow everything made more sense. I loved the experience because for once I wasn’t thinking about anything other than just the environment I took path in.

Guy Debord

Guide Psychogeographique de Paris: Discours Sur Les Passions D'Amour, 1957.