Geert Vermeire is a nomadic curator, writer, and artist with a global career spanning over two decades across five continents. He specializes in developing collaborative projects rooted in the ethical engagement of cultural action. Working alongside a diverse group of creatives and activists—including ecologists, anthropologists, musicologists, and software developers—he fosters innovative and meaningful collaborations.  Specific interest in his practice goes to co-creation, collaborative methodologies in a more than human perspective and to walking as a creative instrument, unfolding around human connections, text and space, resulting in art encounters, exhibitions, works of arts, site-specific interventions, locative media and in creative walks engaging both with the landscape and with those walking through the landscape. He is initiator of Made of Walking, co-founder of Locative Media Supercluster, curator of Oika, co-founder of walk · listen · create (WLC), co-coordinator of the bi-annual Walking Arts Encounters/Conference in Prespa (WAC), co-coordinator of The Walking Body in Guimaraes (TWB), co-director of the bi-annual Walking Arts and Relational Geographies Encounters in Catalonia. He is the artistic coordinator of WALC, together with Yannis Ziogas. 

After receiving his M.Sc. in Mathematics from Delft University, Babak has worked in the Global South, providing IT solutions to NGOs and news organizations. To date, he is the only person to have won the UN World Summit Award three times; in 2012 for Uganda, in 2016 for Brazil, and in 2021 for The Netherlands.

He has a keen interest in creating mobile solutions for urban discovery that move decision making powers into the hands of the individual. This, along the lines of the thoughts and ideals of the Situationists.

Babak co-founded the online platform walk · listen · create (WLC). In WALC, he is responsible for managing the WALC archive and platform within WLC.

Annemarie is an Italian-Australian writer, editor and digital storyteller/creator of walking games. She has worked as a cultural journalist in the UK, France and Australia. 

Annemarie holds a PhD in Cultural Studies, focused on the intersections between urban walking, fiction and psychogeography. Currently based in London, Annemarie loves walking in the city and the wider world, and especially in her ancestral Aeolian Islands, Sicily.

She is doing the social media and marketing on behalf of Walk Listen Create at WALC. 

Andrew Stuck M.A, M.B.A., M.A.U.D., M.Innov., Dip. Env Ed

When out of work Andrew Stuck went to college to study. He has sold rights for a leading publisher and as a literary agent, advised the UK government on Children’s Independent Mobility, devised hundreds of walking routes, and delivered training on active travel.

Since a ‘Walking and Art’ residency in Banff, Canada in 2007 Andrew has been publishing Talking Walking – a continuing series of podcast interviews of walking artists. He is co-founder of walk · listen · create and Sound Walk September.

Within WALC he coordinates monthly online Cafés and Confluences and from 2025 a network of ‘Nodes ’ digitally linked to the Prespa Encounters.