Three curated artworks on a theme:
Threshold
We are always standing at the edge of something.

"Threshold"
Some of life’s most important thresholds are almost invisible.
Childhood becomes adolescence. School becomes work. Singledom becomes partnership. One chapter quietly gives way to another.
Even though we may be ready to move ahead, we often encounter that tinge of regret, of longing to stay in our old familiar places where we were comfortable.
Threshold lives inside that tension. It creates the anticipation of moving forward, the tenderness of looking back, and the courage required to cross into something new – are we prepared?

"While We Were Sleeping"
There is a threshold between what is seen and what is unseen. While we sleep peacefully inside our huts, another world comes alive outside. Planets and celestial orbs sweep across the sky. Bears wander close to look, drink, and keep watch.
Falling asleep, we transit into another kind of landscape: our dreams and imagination, tapping into the magical universe for nourishment.

"Sky Hoops"
Grandmother reaches for the hoop she knows is hers, shimmering just within reach.
She stands on the threshold of yet another life transition.
Her cattle-herding days are over, even her calves and their great-grand calves have grown. From the top of her mesa, with the high desert stretching out below, she reaches upward towards whatever adventure comes next.
Our final @loveintransitNYC pop-up installation arrives at Moynihan Train Hall August 23rd – September 20th.

