Nerina Lascelles’ practice occupies the charged space between the tangible world and the unseen forces that shape it. In Liminal Horizons, the artist turns her attention to the threshold — that uncertain yet potent moment between what has ended and what has not yet begun. It is a territory humanity now knows intimately: a collective pause in which old certainties dissolve and the future remains veiled.

Lascelles’ landscapes are not depictions of place so much as invitations into states of being. They evoke the ancient element of Earth — not as something fixed or immutable, but as a living ground in transformation. (read more)