In In-and-Between, the artist explores a liminal state—the threshold between movement and stillness, between control and surrender, between what has been and what has yet to take shape.

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The exhibition revolves around the feeling of being both within and between something. Like standing in the eye of a storm, where everything suddenly becomes still. It is a space where presence in a single moment becomes so intense that the world around temporarily fades away.

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Within this in-between space lies an opportunity to let go of control and become anchored in the present. Time seems to slow down, while the world around grows quieter, creating a gentle vacuum—a state in which the boundary between movement and stillness becomes difficult to distinguish.

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The works act as portals into this feeling. Rather than telling a story or offering answers, they create a space where the viewer can pause for a moment, standing at the threshold, suspended between two states.