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The remnants of walking

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A walk that has already happened

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A documented walking journey

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Regina José Galindo “Who Can Erase the Traces?”

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Regina José Galindo “Who Can Erase the Traces?”

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A walk documented by footprints

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Dipping feet in ink or paint

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The remnants of a walk already taken. This inspired me to document the desire to walk where the heart or mind takes us. It also inspired me to contemplate why we walk or why we continue to walk when we are tired.

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I made this mockup designed to the exact size and shape of the shoes that it will be attached to. 

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Super exciting things happening here. I love the connection you are making between walking, pondering, thinking, and letting thoughts/ideas happen organically/rhythmically.
Do you notice that there are almost two separate messages made with the footprints.
I am.   Tired
I am.    Tired
I am.     Tired

THAT is a really exciting rhythm and the repetition of "I am" that is embedded in the steps---a sort of mindful meditation.

Could the font/text look different? Do you think it looks a little...too light-hearted? Maybe that is what it needs to be! It was a thought I had right off the bat. Could a "stencil" font work? Maybe try a few others if there is time?

In repetition there is revolution!

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I feel that this font is more bold and delivers the statement more so than the previous handwritten font. 

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I enjoyed the handwritten font because it was a touch of human hand and emotion but I think the footprint alone does that. The text needed a bolder font to avoid lightheartedness and deliver the idea that "I AM TIRED" is a heavy feeling being pushed past in the pursuit of persistence.

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To make my stencils and adhere them to the shoes, I used foam, duct tape, an Xacto knife, hot glue and E6000.

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I remembered to write backwards, finally.

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The test print came out horribly. But the final result proved to trust the process.