Threshold work—a navigation from stasis into unfamiliar territory which, while risking discomfort, also presents an opportunity for growth—dips into a moment of transformation, when we negotiate our sense of self with a body that exceeds us. These moments position the body as an expanse beyond will or intention, and show us that being situated informs a dynamic sense of self. Somatic negotiations as part of an art practice reveal the oscillation between self-stability, and noticing where our boundaries merge (or collide) with other relational entities, i.e. externally prescribed sociocultural interfaces, or ecogeological forces shaping the embodied experience.