Creative progress

I've been quite stimulated by this concept. Specifically, I have found myself noticing liminality in spaces that are momentarily waiting to emerge into their own functions.

For example, this photo from inside my own home. The kitchen, so often a hub of activity - cooking, washing-up, laundry, social hubbub - I encountered from my living room in the mid-afternoon in a state of hibernation. The difference in lighting between the two spaces seemed to emphasise the apparent liminality on the other side of the doorway.

I have been doing a lot of gardening work in recent weeks, putting my own, and other people's gardens into a state of liminality for the winter. The gardens aren't dead (hopefully!), but neither are they in full-life. Here's my own garden this autumn, and it's already in stasis - eagerly waiting for the spring.

I'm not sure where to go artistically with this notion. Hopefully things will fall into place in my head.