The term "texture" embodies a deep and multilayered connection between materials and the senses, carrying a more subjective perception of material stimuli than the objectivity presented by materials and mediums. We also celebrate the limitations of subjectivity; a narrow threshold acts as a sharp light, revealing delicate microtextures that are often imperceptible.

"Liminal" explores a diversity of materials as the central theme of the exhibition：tangible materials like the Schwarz H-Surfaces of bamboo strips, the tension between catnip and human interaction, metal objects designed based on human curves, the digital transformation of ceramics and glaze cracking, and slime that morphs and distorts with interactive kneading.

Furthermore, it translates material qualities into the digital realm, simulating spatially disturbed materials and cracks produced collaboratively by humans and nature.

Ultimately, it inverts the approach by interpreting human perception through materiality: the tactile interface between objects and the sticky texture produced by gaze.

Through the lens of the creators, the exhibition showcases the rich characteristics of both physical and virtual materials, allowing their multifaceted nature to reflect off one another, stimulating new imaginations of texture among viewers.