Hamish Fulton creates artist books from long-distance walks, using photographs, typography and spare factual statements to turn journeys into visual records. His works document routes through mountains, deserts and rural landscapes without treating the land as material to be permanently altered. Books and exhibition publications often record dates, distances, weather, repeated phrases and a small number of photographs, making the experience of walking more important than conventional landscape photography. Fulton's approach is conceptual, austere and strongly concerned with duration and physical movement. His work fits walking art, conceptual art, Land Art and artist books, particularly for readers interested in how an event can become an artwork through documentation rather than object-making. Read more Less
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