The reverie walk: the feeling of existing

In the Reveries of the Solitary Walker, Rousseau walks alone, without aim, and lets the soul rest in the pure « feeling of existence », with neither past nor future. The practice takes up the gesture: a slow walk, with no destination and no screen, where one stops planning and comparing and opens to the simple sensation of being there, alive, among things. A counterweight to the hurried life and to the amour-propre that keeps us forever in the gaze of others.