Dérive is a concept developed by the French situationist movement, particularly associated with the work of Guy Debord. It refers to a spontaneous journey through urban environments, where individuals drift through the city without a fixed destination. The aim is to explore and experience the emotional and psychological effects of different spaces, encouraging a deeper connection with the urban landscape. This practice emphasizes the importance of the environment in shaping human experiences and perceptions. By engaging in dérive, participants can uncover hidden aspects of their surroundings, challenge conventional ways of experiencing the city, and foster a sense of freedom and creativity in their exploration.