Rehearsing Invisible Heritage: A guided urban walk and collective rehearsal in public attention

In the organizer's words:

This participatory walk is a guided urban practice that invites participants to read, activate, and gently disrupt public space through play, movement, and collective attention. Drawing on ritual logics and invisible heritage practices-without fixing them to a single place or history-the event explores how cities perform or materialize care, protection, satire, and transition.

Rather than offering explanations, participants engage in a series of embodied exercises that reframe how they move through, interpret, and inhabit the city. The experience culminates in a collective movement-based action by the water, returning what has been borrowed from the city.

Heritage is seen as a practice, the city as both a playground and ritual site, participants as co-readers and co-authors building their own notation systems.

DELKUDEL:
Rehearsing Invisible Heritage
A fleeting urban game and rehearsal in public attention
Saturday, January 24
2:00 to 3:30 pm
Meeting point: Radialsystem

Free admission. Registration is required.

After the workshop, there will be the opportunity to attend the performance The Larva by Forecast mentee María Gabriela Rubio Hernández.

Price information:

Free admission. Registration is required.