Threshold Studies

Threshold Studies explores the liminal spaces between presence and absence through simple, open scores that unfold as meditative actions. Sweeping, whispering, drawing, or crossing thresholds become acts of attunement, gestures that heighten awareness of sound, silence, and the passage of time. Subtle glitches, interruptions, hesitations, small ruptures, emerge as disruptions of reality, reminding us that perception itself is never seamless.

Rather than presenting spectacle, the work cultivates slowness and stillness, inviting participants to inhabit a state of quiet attention. Each score functions as both instruction and ritual, offering a shared experience that is simultaneously intimate and ephemeral. Thresholds serve as both metaphor and space, moments of transition that linger at the edge of perception, sometimes slipping into distortion, like reality momentarily stuttering.

By foregrounding the subtle over the spectacular, Threshold Studies proposes a practice of presence that embraces absence, fracture, and drift, inviting audiences to become co-creators of fleeting, resonant encounters that waver between clarity and glitch.

Visitors are invited to interpret these scores as solo meditations or shared rituals.

This project invites you to step into the roles of both observer and performer in a quiet, self-reflective ritual.
Point your smartphone at https://jeron.org/ts and glitch-record your performance.