Liminal spaces captivate us because they exist in a strange in-between, blurring the lines of familiarity and strangeness. These places, like empty stairwells, deserted playgrounds at night, or endless hallways, feel both recognizable and unsettling, triggering a sense of unease mixed with curiosity. They seem timeless, frozen moments outside of our daily reality, where the normal rules feel suspended. Our fascination may come from a primal need to make sense of these ambiguous environments, spaces that remind us of transitions in our lives, the moments where we are on the cusp of something unknown, drawing us in with both dread and intrigue.