Feeling at the Edge of Something, explores the elusive and mysterious spaces of consciousness, places that are experienced and felt, but cannot always be explained through objective, scientific rationalization. Specifically, the work gestures toward, and tries to reconfigure, those ‘other places’ that the subject-as-energy might travel to when the brain is not functioning as it normally would - when we are asleep, in a coma, or as our energy makes the transition from life to somewhere and something else. In dealing with these issues the work explores the way that the brain effects how we perceive, understand and create, mentally, perceptually and cognitively, the environments that surround us, and how these impressions start to change when our brains don’t function as they normally would.