Liminal Lands explores the threshold between presence and absence through a series of delicate drawings on tissue. Referencing subterranean landscapes such as mines and caves, the works render forms that are partial, unstable, and in flux. The fragility of the material resists permanence, positioning the image as something that hovers between emergence and disappearance. As studies of liminal space, the drawings suggest landscape not as fixed terrain, but as something continually shifting between surface, depth, and memory.