This work exists in the space between recognition and abstraction, where familiar forms dissolve into pure color and geometry. Fragments of identity float across the composition like memories refusing to coalesce, each element maintaining its own logic while contributing to a larger visual symphony. The interplay of reflective surfaces and saturated hues creates a sense of consciousness in flux, caught between states of being.
The title speaks to threshold spaces, those moments when perception shifts and reality becomes malleable. Here, the traditional boundaries of portraiture collapse, replaced by a language of color blocks and intersecting planes that suggest multiple dimensions of experience existing simultaneously. Metallic elements catch and scatter light, creating points of instability that keep the eye moving, searching for anchor points that continually slip away.
This is vision as transformation, where the act of seeing becomes an active reconstruction of reality. The work invites us to consider how identity itself might be liminal, existing not as fixed entity but as constant becoming, a fluid negotiation between internal experience and external reflection.
