CLAUDIA LOSI TAKES WALKING as a point of departure in her work. For her, “walking the terrain” doesn't just mean going about on foot in nature, but also listening to places, investigating analogies between processes of growth in nature and structures that organize the formation of thought. Or, better, intuiting more than investigating, for Losi's research is by no means scientific. While she may call on such disciplines as geography, cartography, geology, and ethnology (her projects stem from a collaboration with the writer and geographer Matteo Meschiari), works like those in “Marmagne” &#