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Can you help us to better understand posthuman walking

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Can you help us to better understand posthuman walking

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Join us in exploring how to understand posthuman walking... using your mobile, upload images or short videos that capture the human/non human entities you walk through and with.

Feel free to document anything in any way that seems significant to you - add 3 key words relevant to your walk in the title line.

All contributions are welcome and will form part of our workshop discussion at ISIH: Assembled Place & Time, 9.30am Wednesday 14th February, Room 701.

See you there!

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The PWP is funded by The Landscape Research Group - click above for information on the LRG

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Landscape Research Group is a global collective of academic researchers and practitioners crossing the boundaries of landscape disciplines.

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Click above to link to the PWP website for info on the project partners and sample edited films.

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Events

The PWP will be leading Assembled Time & Place interactive workshops at the events below. Delegates are invited to contribute digital images or short mobile phone videos of walking in their local environments. Through discussion and exploration, each workshop will explore how interaction with non-human elements can offer insight into complex questions of place and emerging understandings of landscapes as sites of care.

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Project Films The PWP is developing pilot films documenting walking experiences in each partner country. Partner Walker, Fe Stevens, joined Shirley Chubb & Clair Hebron to walk in the UK South Downs in July 2023. The group then worked together to identify key points, images and sounds from the walk which were compiled into short...

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Here is a sample of film taken by Patty Thille with partner walker Jeni Ross - we enjoy the way the film lingers and captures the extraordinary in the ordinary

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This sample was taken by Clair Hebron when walking with Fe Stevens - it was a windy day!

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In the leaves...

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Contact Clair, Shirley or Patty by email if you have any questions or issues uploading images and/or videos

c.l.hebron@brighton.ac.uk

s.chubb@chi.ac.uk

patty.thille@umanitoba.ca

You can also find padlet upload guidance here - go to c1 minute in for the video upload guide

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGFc6AQycSs

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Linear, directional, guiding