British anthropologist Victor Turner's 1964 paper Betwixt and Between describes the liminal phase of ritual as a departure from the ordinary rules of time, space and social hierarchy ...

Strictly speaking, a liminal space is a place of transition. It is typically devoid of humans and, in some cases, distinctly surreal—its artistic antecedents might be works of art such as The ...

When you feel “in-between” an old version of yourself and who you’re becoming (or who you want to be), you may be experiencing a liminal space — a temporary psychological period of transition.

But that name isn’t entirely accurate; liminal means “on the threshold,” indicating an in-between space, whether a hallway, train station, or doorway. And that’s just in the strictly ...

Welcome to the Backrooms. Perhaps the Internet's most notorious liminal-space experiment, it's a world crafted by digital folklore and fueled by real-world anxieties. And I'm not just talking ...

She is talking about liminal space because, on Sunday ... As she adjusted to driving in the snow and found snowshoeing to be an enjoyable hobby, she liked it more and more. She and her husband ...

For Hood River artist Amirra Malak, creating installations of liminal space offers a journey through time, light and identity. Malak is a multidisciplinary Egyptian-American artist living in the ...