The act of walking.* So ordinary, an everyday action. The deliberate and purposeful cutting through space. To get from A to B and back again. Other times, a meandering relinquish to the present. A permissible public performance. A necessity, a luxury. To walk is to mark a place by virtue of presence, and to mark time via what is left behind, what is passed by and what ahead.
*I use this term with the intention of including all forms of physical or visual trajectorial movement through space; walking encompasses all of the possible ways our bodies are present and move through space.