An aspect of my research into phenomenology and art engages with questions concerning contempoary religious and devotional traditions.

Gathered here is a growing collection of differently disseminated explorations of this terrain, including presentations (most available as video recordings), short peer-reviewed texts, and a Visual Cultures Public Programme convened at Goldsmiths with Dr Jean-Paul Martinon in 2018. An area of on-going interest in this sphere has to do with advancing the spritual, mental and physical health benefits of labyrinth-walking and an empirical exploration (somewhat interrupted by C-19) of the possible public benefits of either permanently or temporarily (collaboratively) installing labyrinths in public spaces, especially public spaces that are, in one way of another, marked by trouble or neglect.

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/30903