Threshold explores a state of transition—a liminal space where transformation takes place in secrecy and isolation. At its core, it symbolizes potential energy, encapsulating both the fragility of the cocoon and the immense force required to break free. This metaphor extends beyond biological processes, reflecting human psychological states: moments of self-reflection, growth, and resilience before entering a new phase of existence. The concept of a “threshold” is not tied to a physical place but represents a moment of becoming—a point of tension and anticipation, where everything feels poised on the verge of change. The straining threads and shimmering energy within the cocoon evoke the emotional charge of waiting, teetering on the edge of the unknown. Yet, the work also embraces ambiguity: Will the transformation succeed, or will it falter? What lies beyond the cocoon remains an open question, inviting personal interpretation.