(method statement)

Liminal Systems treats experience as a constructed field. Sensory input, spatial condition, narrative pressure, symbolic meaning, social relation, and consent structure are treated as variables that can be studied, designed, tested, documented, and refined.

The method is not a linear progression. It is a cycle. Research feeds practice; practice produces evidence; evidence reshapes the method. The archive is not a static record. It is part of the system.

(system flow)

study → design → prototype → observe → document → critique → iterate → study

The circular system-flow chart will be designed later. This placeholder preserves the structure without forcing the visual system too early.

(method index)

01.1 Source Fields

01.2 Experiential Variables

01.3 Threshold Model

01.4 Practice-Based Research

01.5 Ethical Design