Emotional Liminality focuses on emotional and psychological spaces shaped by change, memory, duality, love, care, and control, where identity and memory remain in process rather than resolving into fixed form. Rather than treating liminality as a passage from one state to another, it is understood as an ongoing condition—one that can be difficult to inhabit culturally and psychologically in a world oriented toward clarity, productivity, and arrival. Through this lens, the work makes central the contradictions inherent to change and pushes the idea of fixed forms to the periphery.