[…] Using his Rolleiflex, Baylón has been carrying out constant and singular photographic drifts through the streets for years. For the Situationists, the first to coin the concept, the dérive was an experimental technique of “a hurried passage through varied surroundings,” an exercise in urban recognition that was different from —and opposed to— the classical notions of travel or strolling. A psychogeographical experience, in situ language, more or less conscious and random, concerning “the effects of the geographical environment on the emotional behaviour of individuals.” […]