Inside-Out: Standing in a Threshold is an artwork unfolding in publication form. It begins with a persistent question: how do we remain connected—really—across distance, time, absence, and difference? Rather than treating connection as metaphor alone, the work approaches it as something lived, material, and quietly sustained through attention, exchange, and care.

It unfolds through ongoing conversations with artists including Dana Hoey, Keltie Ferris, Anna Ostoya, Liz Magic Laser, Sara VanDerBeek, Michael Joo, Craig Kalpakjian, Robert Janitz, Prem Krishnamurthy, Frédéric Tcheng, and Kathryn Andrews/The Judith Center.

 These cexchanges take shape as series of individual booklets, each emerging through an extended conversation between me and each participating artist. While these dialogues form the relational ground of the project, each booklet ultimately becomes a space shaped by the artist’s methods, materials, rhythms, and modes of thinking. The booklets do not function as documentation of an exhibition, but as a constellation—distributed, intimate, and nonlinear.

 Inside-Out is ongoing. The publication is both container and site: a place where artistic thinking circulates through image, text, material experiment, and lived exchange. Documentation unfolds gradually, following the order of the publication itself.