[TESTING] After Hours ~ Liminal Space Hangout ~

"Only in dreams, can we find a world that is truly ours." True to its etymology ("liminal" being derived from the Latin word limen, meaning "threshold"), the idea of a liminal space encompasses locations that, due to their function, are transitional in nature - hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops are some archetypical examples. Liminal space aesthetics are built around the feelings of eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension people describe when presented with such places outside of their designed context; most notably, their function as intermediary points between origin and destination. For instance, an empty stairwell or a hospital corridor at night might look sinister or uncanny because these places are usually brimming with life and movement, and the absence of people creates an atmosphere often described as otherworldly and forlorn.