This editorial project explores the fragile boundary between the human and the artificial. The subject inhabits a liminal state, suspended between something organic and something constructed. Human gestures and everyday rituals become acts of observation, imitation, and adaptation. There is a quiet sense of incompleteness, as if identity itself were still being assembled. Intimacy appears familiar yet slightly displaced, creating a subtle tension between presence and absence. The body becomes a space of uncertainty, vulnerability, and continuous transformation. Rather than imagining artificiality as something technological, the project considers it as an attempt to understand what it means to be human. It ultimately reflects on identity, belonging, and the fragile process of becoming.