Francesco Careri, born in Rome in 1966 and member of the Stalker/ON nomad observatory, treats walking as a form of art in a historic excursus that […]

“Walking is a path, an instinct, a vocation that goes beyond what our feet let us do, in both exceptional occasions and every day. If we […]

When walking becomes a compulsive obsession, a disease that no doctor can find a cure for, then family life changes abruptly. With the intense rhythm of […]

Keep Moving is an artist’s book published on the occasion of the monographic exhibition that Museion dedicated to Hamish Fulton in 2005 and which includes a […]

“Everything moves more slowly when I walk, the world seems softer and for a short while I am not doing household chores. […] A free man […]

“You were born an explorer” “My hope is that this little book will help you-irrespective of your age or gender-to find your own North Pole, your […]

“Walking means opening up to the world. Often we go on a walk to recover our centre of gravity after our inner selves have come under […]

“Walking is holistic: every aspect of it aids every aspect of one’s being. Walking provides us with a multisensory reading of the world in all its […]

This story that recounts a slow journey across Istria, strictly on foot, pushes the reader to start walking because “by walking less and less, human beings […]

This book by the Californian writer and feminist, Rebecca Solnit, appears in all the bibliographies on the subject of walking. Its dense, cultivated prose offers a […]

We need to go back to walking; Thoreau tells us in this short lecture-essay that he drafted during his solitary excursions and was first published in […]