Derived from the Latin word “limen” which means “threshold,” liminal space is a concept that may sound unfamiliar, but it’s something you’ve likely experienced in your daily life.

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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.

Since 2020, the liminal space genre has exploded online in places like TikTok and YouTube, but also in video games. Liminal spaces are places, either real or invented, that express a feeling of ...

Mxmtoon is setting up for a big 2025. She has a new album, Liminal Space, coming out next month, and that’ll be followed by a tour starting in February. When the album was announced, Mxmtoon ...

It’s these dreamlike states that became the unlikely muse and namesake for mxmtoon’s third album, ‘Liminal Space’. “They’re evoking nostalgia and dealing with the uncomfortable ...

It also served as an effective appetizer for her third studio album. On Thursday, September 5, Mxmtoon announced Liminal Space, her aforementioned third LP, will be released on November 1 via AWAL.

“But they’re wrong. It’s a destination in itself.” Dumpert says she has trained herself to slip into this liminal space practically on command, and to stay there for an hour or more at a tim ...

I'm doing my best here. Mary Long: Axios had a piece out this morning in their Markets newsletter talking about what it means to exist in the liminal period. I knew I was talking to you this ...

Liminal space can be thought of as time between “here” and “there,” like sitting in a waiting room before surgery or navigating the weeks leading up to graduation before stepping into ...

referring to it as an "involuntary social liminality, a time/space that was full of uncertainty and ambiguity, all the landmarks gone, the future undefined." An analysis of liminal spaces ...

Your Artstor image groups were copied to Workspace. The Artstor website will be retired on Aug 1st. Interdisciplinary Literary Studies Vol. 21, No. 3, 2019 “Everything and nothing”: Liminality in ...