During his walk, Will Montgomery reflected on several brief poetry and prose texts, took photos and made audio recordings. (Extracts from the texts he took with him – by Tim Ingold, François Bonnet, CAConrad and Emily Dickinson – are detailed in the presentation below.)
<a href="https://walkinginair.bandcamp.com/album/walking-in-air-for-five-bodies">Walking in Air for Five Bodies by Will Montgomery</a> <a href="https://walkinginair.bandcamp.com/album/walking-in-air-for-five-bodies">Walking in Air for Five Bodies by Will Montgomery</a> <a href="https://walkinginair.bandcamp.com/album/walking-in-air-for-five-bodies">Walking in Air for Five Bodies by Will Montgomery</a> Midway through the walk, Will used blades of grass to talk to an aeroplane. At the end of the walk, out of breath, lying on the ground close to a patch of private land entitled ‘No-man’s Land’, he recorded himself reading read Emily Dickinson’s ‘I breathed enough to take the Trick’ and CAConrad’s poem ‘I find some in the moth’s flight’ – poems that had helped guide his walk.
