Threshold

The work articulates space as a zone of transition, where geometric relations are not fixed units but conditions that open perception. Here, “Threshold” names the point between two spatial values — not a boundary, but an active site of emergence. As a liminal point or liminal zone, it marks not a limit but a field of in-betweenness where space begins through the tension between the present and the merely implied. This transitional interval does not represent space but initiates it: visual relations become generators of spatiality. The work thus functions not as a depiction of space, but as its moment of coming-into-being — an active liminal field in which the work gains its conceptual identity.