Limen explores the concept of liminality and the experience of the non-place. As we pass through these spaces, we have no intimate connection with them, yet they play a crucial role in shaping our experiences. Drawing from the anthropological notion of liminality as a state of ambiguity and disorientation during a rite of passage, my work captures the essence of this in-between state.

Through the use of colour, abstraction and location, I evoke a sense of interiority, inviting the viewer to consider more than just the physical landscape itself. I capture the fleeting moments of stillness and quietude through my lens within these seemingly unremarkable spaces. By doing so, I hope to draw attention to the beauty and significance of these transitional places and the complex emotions they evoke.