thinking with your feet
fictionalism, embodied practice, and the fluidity of photography.
Thinking With Your Feet introduces a photographic practice shaped by movement, collaboration, and critical inquiry.
Blending scientific fictionalism, archival research, embodied methods, and interdependent creative processes, the text traces how photography becomes a site of negotiation between truth and fiction, history and reinterpretation, artist and collaborator.
It offers an insight into the methodologies behind projects such as Protected, Monuments, and Portraits Luminograms, revealing a practice grounded in ethics, experimentation, and continual reflection.
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Janon, J. (2025). Thinking with your feet: Fictionalism, embodied practice, and the fluidity of photography.