Luke Kay, a New Zealand-born artist now residing in Taiwan, explores the parallels between his homeland and his current surroundings to delve into liminality and the fluid relationship between humanity and nature. His work blends layered and assembled environments as symbolic representations of cultural identity, emphasizing how landscapes convey universal connections while reflecting diverse cultural perspectives. By creating space for multiple interpretations, his art evokes a wide range of emotions common to our shared human experiences, while inviting viewers to interpret it through their own cultural lens, making it both thought-provoking and relatable to audiences across cultural contexts.