Contemporary Psychogeography·Feb 26A Brief Back Alley Drift in TorontoDown the back alleys of Christie Pits and Koreatown, Toronto, Canada 18 January 2026, 14:17:36–14:34:18 hrsA response icon1A response icon1
Contemporary Psychogeography·Jan 21Practising Contemporary Psychogeography by Kai (Qing) TanA mix of theoretical, observational, and photographic writings rooted in psychogeography and embodied engagements with urban environments
Etienne Wittmann·Jan 15Psychogéographie du Néant 2010–2023Je mène une vie minimaliste, routinière, étriquée, minimaliste.
sz_duras - text·Apr 30, 2025stairsthe stairs at night, we pause at the top of them looking down into the entrance of the abyss, an abyss. You pause at the platform edge…
Bea Gatchalian·Sep 19, 2022Traversing Trust: Designing for Trust through the Practice of Walking and Psychogeography
Alexis Burch·Feb 4, 2022Digital DériveMy journey started on Google news, per Shon’s suggestion in class. I scrolled through headlines, but nothing could hold my attention.
Ashley Rolf·Sep 9, 2021A Leisurely Evening Web DériveThis evening, I embarked on a quiet dérive around the internet, starting with the simple search on Bing for “walk.” Somehow my aimless…
Matthew Word Bain·Jun 16, 2021Presence of Absenceimagine a front yard extending toward the center of the street, twice as far back then when this street was narrow and still made of…
