Title meaning

Liminal comes from the Latin word limen, meaning “threshold.”

It refers to a transitional space or state — being in between two things. Neither here nor there, but on the edge of both.

“Liminal” is a moment suspended between two truths.

One figure tilts her head back, eyes closed — lost in surrender. The other meets your gaze, steady and unblinking — present, certain.

Between them, a hummingbird hovers mid-flight, threading softness and strength through space and silence.

This piece explores the edges of identity, transition, and the feminine experience — how we exist in both quiet reflection and bold awareness. It’s about holding contradictions, and the beauty that lives between them.

Hanging suggestions

Liminal invites reflection — not just on what we see, but on what we feel in the spaces in between. This piece becomes a striking anchor in any room, drawing in attention and sparking connection.

Materials & Details

Medium: Acrylics, spray paint, and ink on PVC foam board

Finish: Varnished for protection and longevity

Measures: 155 × 118 × 2.5 cm

Frame: High-quality wooden frame by Kjærulff