Hauntings come upon us in the most understated, subtle of ways, and to notice them requires a quietness that allows room for the undefined to reveal itself – even if only faintly. A fleeting movement in a doorway, half-glimpsed in the corner of the eye; a presence felt, but not seen, chaperoning us on a solitary walk; artefacts of the deep past, dug from the earth, taciturnly holding secrets from civilisations long gone. In Articulating the slipperiness of the half-escaped thought, Kaijern Koo and Skye Malu Baker explore everyday hauntings made possible by liminal spaces.
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