Tangible Territory journal

Tangible Territory journal cross-disciplinary arts/science/philosophy platform focused on how we make sense with all our senses

In the long run, the aim of this endeavour is to build an open community, where certain key values are celebrated, explored, promoted. These include the importance of the whole body in making sense of our human condition, the role of imagination in offering scenarios beyond those that exist and the effects of place/space on our internal realities.

‘Tangible Territory’ is not a real physical locat

ion, but a place that lies in the liminal land between the real world and its representation (or evocation) on the screen, between our own unique experiences, informed by our senses and the interior world of our memory and imagination. Hopefully a transformative, living space, where we can meet, interact, grow: An imaginary, yet actual space, because, as C G Jung tells us, everything that acts is actual. The journal is conceived as a ‘territory’, across which different routes of exploration are to be taken, each one revealing different points of view, new vistas, new detail. Additionally, the journal is a celebration of power of creative process and as such, is an ongoing project of collective learning and improving, of sharing, collaboration, curiosity and open mindedness.

Future DuskThrough a distinctive colour palette and sensory-driven narrative filmmaker Veronika Poslední’s film examines...
02/06/2026

Future Dusk
Through a distinctive colour palette and sensory-driven narrative filmmaker Veronika Poslední’s film examines identity and speculative escapism, navigating the liminality of the Anthropocene through haptic structures and a subconscious desire not to be human.



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Many thanks to for her contribution.

Presence: A Living Dialogue Between Human and LandscapeLaura McGregor, video artist and Kerry Francksen, dance artist an...
27/05/2026

Presence: A Living Dialogue Between Human and Landscape
Laura McGregor, video artist and Kerry Francksen, dance artist and researcher, reflect on the transformative potential of inhabiting thresholds where movement, memory, and matter converge.

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Many thanks to and Kerry Francksen for their contribution

TT Journal Issue 10 is now open for submissions.At the Edge of the Senses: What Lies Beyond Ordinary Perception asks wha...
09/05/2026

TT Journal Issue 10 is now open for submissions.

At the Edge of the Senses: What Lies Beyond Ordinary Perception asks what might exist beyond the limits of the human sensorium: beyond what can be easily named, explained or placed into familiar categories.

Following Issue 9’s exploration of liminal spaces and states, this new issue turns toward dreams, intuition, synchronicity, the strange, the vaguely felt and the unnamed.

How might we approach the inexplicable not as something merely irrational, but as something that may carry meaning without being fully explainable?

We are especially interested in contributions grounded in lived experience, artistic practice, research, embodied inquiry, close observation or carefully articulated reflection.

Deadline: 31 July 2026

https://tangibleterritory.art/2026/05/09/open-call-issue-10/

TT journal issue 10At the Edge of the Senses: What Lies Beyond Ordinary Perception asks what might exist beyond the limi...
09/05/2026

TT journal issue 10
At the Edge of the Senses: What Lies Beyond Ordinary Perception asks what might exist beyond the limits of our human sensorium, beyond what can be easily named, explained or placed into familiar categories.

Following Issue 9’s exploration of liminal spaces, this new issue turns toward the twilight zone of dreams, intuition, synchronicity, the strange, the vaguely felt and the unnamed. We are interested in experiences and practices that approach the inexplicable not as something irrational, but as something that may carry meaning without being fully explainable.

We welcome contributions grounded in lived experience, artistic practice, research, embodied inquiry, close observation or carefully articulated reflection.

Deadline: 31 July 2026

Full open call: link in bio

To Navigate the Conditional, I Must PauseArtist Reyhaneh Mirjahani explores liminality as an ongoing condition through a...
22/04/2026

To Navigate the Conditional, I Must Pause
Artist Reyhaneh Mirjahani explores liminality as an ongoing condition through a layered constellation of image fragments and text. Treating pause as a methodological gesture, the work examines how political, historical, and lived forces remain entangled within prolonged states of uncertainty.

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Thank you to for her contribution 🌱

03/04/2026

Anxious Times
Artist Matt Hulse layers photographs from his past decade, marked by upheaval, dislocation, and dreaming, bringing to life surreal liminal spaces formed from improbable fusions of places across the world.

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Thank you to for his contribution

Liminality: Zones of ThresholdArtist and researcher Ilil Land-Boss has been investigating ritual mourning embodiment, pa...
23/03/2026

Liminality: Zones of Threshold
Artist and researcher Ilil Land-Boss has been investigating ritual mourning embodiment, particularly wailing women’s practice, as well as ritual grammar and liminality as concept and practice.

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Thank you to for her contribution

Synesthesia: Between Reality and Alternate RealityArtist Jessica Kendall Hankiewicz shares her insights into everyday li...
01/03/2026

Synesthesia: Between Reality and Alternate Reality
Artist Jessica Kendall Hankiewicz shares her insights into everyday life with synesthesia, accompanied by her own highly evocative synesthetic paintings.

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Thank you to for her contribution

Image by Jessica Kendall Hankiewicz: “Jakub” – Because I have grapheme-color synesthesia, every single word (and number) appears color-coded. This painting represents the name “Jakub,” which consists of blue, red, pink, and grey.

Soft Errors, Slow WatersDigital artist and scientist Valerie Messini works with fragile digital systems and technologica...
25/02/2026

Soft Errors, Slow Waters
Digital artist and scientist Valerie Messini works with fragile digital systems and technological poetics—training AI on oceans and faces to open contemplative, embodied ways of sensing technology, intimacy, and our entanglement with nature.

Thank you to for her contribution.

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ShapeshiftingCultural ecologist David Abram evokes the porous boundary between us and the rest of the world, revealing h...
15/02/2026

Shapeshifting
Cultural ecologist David Abram evokes the porous boundary between us and the rest of the world, revealing how our bodies are profoundly entangled with our human and more-than-human kin, animate and inanimate.

Explore in 9th issue (follow the link in our profile)

Many thanks to David Abram for his contribution

Image: Jan Švankmajer’s work, by Tereza Stehlíková

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