Exploring the Interplay Between Ourselves and the Spaces We Inhabit
Picture filmed in Mont Blanc Our lives are intricately connected to the spaces we move through, shaping our sense of self and belonging while also leaving traces of our presence. From outdoor adventures to everyday routines, the artifacts we carry and use—whether a chair, a Bible, or personal narratives—serve as bridges between us and the environments we traverse. Inspired by Cadogan's Walking While Black and Solnit's Footwork, this blog explores how our relationship with spaces is defined by comfort, security, and adaptability. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Finding Comfort in the Familiar: The Chair as a Portable Home A s an outdoor enthusiast, I often find myself hiking trails or climbing hills during my free time. After a long, exhausting trip, the desire of sitting on a hard rock or the damp ground is far from appealing. A chair becomes not just a convenience but a necessity—offering a small, portable...