Regulating Impulses was an experimental site-specific walk along the General Police Regulations of
the
Brussels’ neighborhood Ixelles. In this walk we mirrored movements and
actions from the official regulations, describing how to use public
space.
Wearing low-tech attachments, DIY plug-ins, and improvised extensions we employed our feet as sound- and image producing help devices. The data we
produced and captured while walking, informed us about our pending position
as
pedestrians, curious explorers, being bodily present, analytically
observing.