Experimental Film · Repeated Mark · 2025
I Walked 100,000 Steps To Make A Mark
Treating walking itself as a mark-making system — 100,000 repeated steps accumulating into composition and gesture.
Role
Concept · Performance · Edit
Year
2025
Type
Experimental · Repeated Mark
The Idea
The body as a drawing tool
An experimental design exercise built on the idea of the “repeated mark” — using the act of walking itself as a mark-making system, where steps accumulate into composition and pattern. The most direct framing puts it bluntly: walking 100,000 steps in order to “make a mark,” turning repetitive human motion into a generative visual gesture.
100,000
Steps as a single accumulating mark
Body
The body as a drawing tool
The composition emerges from doing the same thing over and over until it adds up to something.
The Film
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Reflection
Reflection
With the walking pieces I became interested in the body as a drawing tool — the idea that 100,000 repeated steps could themselves be a mark, not just the means to one. Treating walking as a repeated, accumulating gesture made me think about authorship and endurance: the composition emerges from doing the same thing over and over until it adds up to something. It’s experimental and a little obsessive, which is exactly the headspace I wanted to explore.