Fluorescent Hums

D.esignated L.iminal S.leep S.afe Z.one Background art, and crafts are mine All other images are not \\ — Best if used by : Bedtime — //

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⭐️ on / off -

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⭐️ the walls make me sick

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⭐️ if you’re with me, we won’t get lost

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⭐️🌙 craft project delayed

reason: sleep sickness

updates soon

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⭐️ i brought you something

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⭐️ it’s all gone

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⭐️ i only want to dream

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⭐️ i want to go

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⭐️ let’s sleep

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⭐️🌙

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⭐️ it’s almost bedtime

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⭐️ why is nostalgia the warmest feeling in the world? 🌙

pt. 2 of liminal spaces //

In part one I briefly discussed my feelings towards liminal spaces and opened the discussion for others to share how they feel.

I want to emphasize the feeling of security and safety I have when I see liminal spaces. I would go so far as to say that I based many decisions in my own life on liminal spaces. I currently work in a hospital, because as a child I was drawn to their empty long hallways, with the droning hum of fluorescent lights, and blank white walls. I always knew I wanted to work in a hospital for that indescribable feeling I received when peering down the corridors or just being in a outdated waiting room alone. My favorite video games even feature lots of liminal spaces that I just enjoy standing in whilst playing the game. To say that I am spellbound by liminal spaces would be an understatement. Any nostalgia in general creates a similar feeling of enchantment but liminal spaces take this one step further, evoking a feeling that I would never want to part from.

Does anyone else experience a similar feeling?

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⭐️ we’ve been here already, right?

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⭐️ let’s rest here

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⭐️ where is everyone?

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⭐️ why is it so dark up there?

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⭐️ let’s stop here for a while