Embodied Walking Artist Run Workshop in Holland Park | HU Yue (胡悦)

This workshop explores walking as an artistic and research method through both discussion and practice. Divided into two parts, the first section introduces a selection of my projects that use walking as a method of exploration, ranging from pilgrimage experiences in Tibet to the field practices developed during my PhD research. The session will focus on how walking can function as a tool for observation, documentation, sensory attention, and spatial understanding within contemporary art practice.

The second part is a collective walking exercise in Holland Park. Participants are invited to bring a small object that can be carried throughout the walk. The object may serve as a point of attention, interaction, or reflection during the exercise. Please ensure that the object is safe to carry and does not contain any sharp or harmful elements.

Daisy Green has generously provided the space, and refreshments are included in the ticket. Proceeds from ticket sales go directly to the artist.

Above: 39°0'27.95-N,-117°49'14.44-E, © HU Yue (胡悦).

HU Yue (胡悦) is a visual art practitioner, curator, educator, editor, and translator, currently finishing practice-based doctoral research at the University of Plymouth (UK). Her interdisciplinary research situates the dynamic relationship between humans’ interventions and natural landscapes in the context of environmental and climate change. Her artistic investigations often engage with artificial landscapes, ecological imaginaries, and the sensory experience of a place. Through curating and critical writings, she explores the broader contemporary visual art world and reimagines the landscape as a site of negotiation, memory, and transformation. 

Yue holds an MA in Documentary Photography from the University of Westminster (UK). She has worked as a curator and collection researcher at art museums in China while continuing developing independent projects. Her work has been presented in the UK, China, Finland, Portugal, France, etc.

Above: Tibet © HU Yue (胡悦).

Photographic artist Alan McFetridge, and founder of the Centre for Ecological Philosophy, continues to explore the roots of connectivity through ritual, movement, and ecological care. In 2026, as part of his residency with Daisy Green at Holland Park Café, he is shaping an evolving program by inviting artists he has encountered through chance, synchronicity, natural rhythm, and psychic channels.
Website: www.alan-mcfetridge.com
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CEP:

• Introductions and a chance to connect with others.
• Artist-led workshops
• Reflective journaling and guidance to sharpen your intuitive and creative senses.

Bring your notebook, dress according to the weather, and let’s explore the beauty of Holland Park while deepening your connection with nature and your inner self.

Where: Daisy Green Holland Cafe, Highgate Rd, London NW5 1QR

When: 11 PM - 2 PM,
Brunch and workshop: From 11 am to 12 pm, £25. Join Alan and Hue for brunch.

Workshop only: From 12 pm to 2 pm. £5 -15 (includes a coffee and banana bread).
100% of the proceeds go to Artists.

Spaces are limited—RSVP now on Eventbrite or DM us to secure your spot!

• Duration: The session will last approximately 2 hours, but the conversation afterwards often extends.
• Cancellation Policy: Refunds are available up to 24 hours prior to the event.
• Contact: If you have any questions, feel free to email alan@alan-mcfetridge or call 07799840712
  

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Above: Tibet Stone. © HU Yue (胡悦).

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