Grounding Spaces is a collective exhibition of prints that delve into the concept of in-betweenness, with a focus on family, gender, home, and cities. The artists explore liminal spaces—those transitional, often ambiguous zones where identities, relationships, and environments shift and evolve. Through printmaking, they capture the tensions and possibilities that emerge in these in-between spaces, inviting viewers to reflect on the fluidity of personal and collective experience. Whether examining the thresholds between tradition and change, or public and private realms, the works evoke the complexity and liminality of transition.