"Circular Walk" is a stroll from the podcast series "Invitation to Walk // Audio-Walks." The four episodes guide listeners through body-awareness experiments while walking, intended for individual or communal engagement with the city through somatics, choreography, and artistic research. The content touches on anatomical and physiological aspects of perception, background from the philosophy of embodiment and embodied cognition, the history and practices of walking art and performance art, as well as urban history.

This walk is dedicated to experiencing time, inspired by the book "Duration and Simultaneity" by the French philosopher Henri Bergson. The question here is how experiences layer over time to form a very personal sense of time, where before and after overlap in peculiar ways, peaks of events stand out, and a flow of the present emerges.

During this walk, perception exercises are suggested. Ensure that you can always take care of your safety while you are out and about. Make sure your playback device is sufficiently charged. Use headphones without noise-canceling so you can also hear ambient sounds, and choose appropriate, weatherproof shoes and clothing to walk comfortably outdoors. This walk is partially accessible; there may not be lowered curbs everywhere. If you have a visual impairment, I recommend undertaking this walk with a sighted companion. An alternative location for the walk is any large square with a roundabout.