What guides us through experiences, movement, and transformations?

A threshold is both boundary and bridge, an ephemeral field between states. It is sensed through light, structure, depth, material, color, nature, and time, each shaping how we experience transition.

This study maps thresholds as temporal rather than fixed, exploring how they locate us within space and in relation to one another. Through a taxonomy of perception (immersion, projection, reflection, and inception), it investigates how thresholds form and dissolve through experience.

What guides us through experiences, movement, and transformations?
Perception emerges as an event, a fleeting negotiation between self, space, and moment. In the purest form, thresholds exist only in a moment, a precise alignment of body, space, and time. 



With context, the experience becomes a site of collective perception, uniting rather than dividing, allowing us to see, sense, and become aware together.