Ohio University Lecturer Lori Esposito, MA ’04, created the meditative practice of evaporation walking in 2012 as a means for grief rehabilitation. “Grieving is a process of growth and profound awakening. I walk with evaporating water as a part of my creative practice and hope to inspire survivors to discover their own rehabilitative practices. The mundane act of walking is not a mode of escape, but rather an act of connecting to place and time,” Esposito said.
![bowls of evaporating water](/sites/ohio.edu.news/files/2024-03/Still-More.jpg)
Photos courtesy of Lori Esposito, MA ’04