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Liminal spaces are places of transition - staircases, parking lots, empty platforms, or corridors where time seems to pause. Though built by people, they often feel strangely empty, unsettling, and familiar at once. This exhibition brings together abstract paintings that echo this in-between state. Like the deserted streets of the pandemic or the dreamlike spaces in the films of David Lynch and the paintings of Edward Hopper, these works evoke thresholds where the familiar shifts into the uncanny.

Here, the canvas becomes a symbolic space: neither fully defined nor entirely open, but suspended in possibility. The paintings invite us to step into that threshold, to linger in a world that feels both distant and close, both strange and deeply human.