The installation Liminal, a colaboration between artists Valia Lolidou and Kyklothymia, consists of a naked female figure in a cold, uncanny space. The floor of the room is covered with white glossy tiles, while the walls are lined with thin nylon that rustles as the viewer passes by. At the center of the room stands the life-sized sculpture in an upright posture.

The term “liminality” describes a transitional or threshold state—a condition of uncertainty and disorientation. The naked female figure stands in a relaxed, contemplative pose, evoking a sense of calm and self-reflection, like bathing after a long day. A moment frozen in time.

The nylon forms a kind of shell around the figure, shielding her from the noise of the outside world. The body is made of polyurethane foam with a silicone skin, created using a molding technique on the body of the model (Koty Gougousi).