Looking at edge lands: the in-between spaces where boundaries both intermingle and blur into new possibilities. These are spaces that often become dismissed or overlooked, documenting their moments of change and the interplay of light, shadow, and form in photography. Laser Cuts on Wood goes a bit further in tactile dimension, treating the viewer to precision patterns in woodgrain, of the same structured yet organic character that defines the spaces. Distinguishing the spaces, there are subtlety and clarity on the boundaries further in terms of visual narratives. Landscapes remain to invite its viewers to reconsider space and place, to discover the beauty at the edges, and new perspectives where the periphery unlocks new realms.