Where Do I End and You Begin?

This one turns toward the idea of boundaries—not as barriers, but as generative edges where relation becomes visible:

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TOPO:

I like to know where things start and stop.

Clear lines, clean forms.

RHEO:

And yet, most beginnings are smudged.

Most endings echo.

TOPO:

So the boundary is not a wall?

RHEO:

No.

It’s a zone of encounter.

A liminal space where difference meets relation.

TOPO:

Then identity isn’t what’s inside the line—

but what happens at the edge?

RHEO:

Exactly.

We become who we are at the seam,

where the self meets the world.

TOPO:

So boundaries are not limits.

They are sites of becoming.

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RHEO & TOPO:

A boundary is not where relation ends—

but where it begins to take form.