Liminal Spaces

Those strange in-between places. A stairwell at dawn. An empty car park at midnight. A corridor that seems to hum with quiet anticipation. They sit somewhere between presence and absence, between what was and what’s about to be. We often pass through them without noticing, yet they hold a peculiar pull — familiar but off-balance, ordinary but charged with atmosphere.

They’re visual metaphors for transition, uncertainty, and possibility — moments when the world feels suspended, waiting for something to happen.

I invite you to pause where most people rush on.

Night view of an illuminated futuristic pedestrian walkway with a curved glass roof, glowing blue lights, and an empty moving walkway in the center.
Curved glass block wall and entrance door at a modern building exterior.
Rooftop of a building enveloped in dense fog, with some rooftop structures and equipment barely visible.
View through a small rectangular window in a black wall, showing indoor plants and a soft light.
Empty airport jet bridge with a car passing in the background on a foggy day.
The top of a building with a rooftop antenna and vents, foggy background.
Interior view of a modern building with stairs leading up to a statue or sculpture at the top, with a skylight and brick walls.
A view of rooftops of houses with multiple chimneys, with a forested hillside in the background during dusk.
A satellite dish and antenna mounted on a rooftop, with a cable connected to a weatherproof junction box, reflected on the wet surface below.
A futuristic, lit tunnel with blue LED lighting in an enclosed walkway at night.