SPATIAL RESEARCH CLUB explores spatial relationships, infrastructural conditions, and social spaces. Through practices such as drifting, jogging, and sprinting, individuals and groups engage with and confront spatial structures. Drawing on the London Psychogeographical Association, founded by artist Ralph Rumney, as well as the theories of Guy Debord, the project explores space through situationist methods. These approaches were further developed, leading to the establishment of SRC by Marvin Flores Unger in Berlin (2026). Through mapping, photographic practices, and other forms of spatial research, participants investigate the relationship between the body and space, opening up new perspectives on the environments they move through. Running routes traverse infrastructures and urban landscapes such as the former Berlin Wall strip, the city's outskirts, the Champs-Élysées, or the Great Wall of China. Moving through these spaces on foot allows participants to engage with larger-scale infrastructures and cover greater distances than would be possible through walking or strolling. In addition to its spatial and artistic dimensions, running also serves as a form of physical training.