I walked the city to experience it. I drew a rectangular line on a map and walked the designated route. I repeated this ten times, over ten different days. I was inspired to design my own path through the city. I was inspired by the hope of being lost.



I probed the city for traces of prior events left scattered on its surfaces. I was fascinated by seemingly unremarkable moments and ordinary objects. They appeared as ephemeral clues that could unravel the story of this space.



The walking motion created work, and the work created walking momentum. I forgot myself and became one with the city. The walks unified body, mind and my surroundings. The photographs are the expression of this unification.



Through walking I came to know this city.