We, the liminal travellers, extend our greetings to you now and in the future.

In one day's time, on Saturday the 16th, I'll post the 50th entry in my liminal spaces series, marking the end of Season 1. I've learned a lot from this experience, and it's been a roller coaster.

The details of the project.

Our hearts may skip a beat when we see these liminal places since they are filled with loss, ephemeral moments, fragility, and an unearthly nostalgia that all the while could soothe us.

Many are merely disturbing and should not serve as a place of residence for anyone. They speak of remorse, guilt, and a lingering stink that has never left them.

Please visit my main website to read all the accompanying tales and lore entries.

Twitching in my mind and a vegan + clip make the places. OpenSea.io is where you can find all of my work.

Who is the author?

When I'm not writing, I'm a broadcast assistant, editor and short story writer who has a great interest in the eerie, particularly in liminal zones, which are known to elicit both unease and nostalgia.

Think of William Basinski or the caretaker's music. The Liminal locations art project seems like this in my thoughts before I begin the process of creating these places or writing their narrative. Another method of exposing me to unpleasant artistry is to watch local58's analog horror.

Exhibit in cyberspace

As an alternative, you can look at the exhibit through a VR headset or a web browser. I'll be adding the 50th instalment of the series on the 16th, so you can see it then.

In the meantime, I hope to run into you somewhere. However, take care not to become disoriented.

Sincerely,

Liminalbert