"boundless space" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to an area with no limits or boundaries. Example sentence: We hiked for miles, amazed by the boundless space of the forest.
Confronted by boundless space and endless time, many Europeans lost their faith.
"Into boundless space I leap" is one of his lines, and it provides the context for the artworks on show at this new research centre bearing his name.
He later described looking out from the tower upon a "vast and boundless space I am always searching for in my music".
The house resonates with a sense of almost boundless space, a feeling that follows one up a pair of staircases to the master bedroom on the top floor, where a glass wall offers a panoramic view of the neighborhood.
Like finding a whole new room in your home that you never knew existed (imagine the excitement), I could wander around my mind and luxuriate in the boundless space.
With strict, rousing music by Louis Horst and a plain but striking set by Isamu Noguchi, "Frontier" conveys a sense of boundless space and purpose, using the American pioneer spirit as both metaphor and vehicle.
creates the illusion of boundless infinite space by placing mirrors on either side of their new video installation, Infinity Line.
From early on in the show, you feel the force, however baffled and flailing, of an ambition to reconcile boundless pictorial space (precedented in Mondrian, Kandinsky, and Miró) with raw, emotionally driven physicality.
They jump around on pogo sticks, leap into the air, lunge, somersault and circle-dance in a boundless white space, fading in and out of the picture to the slowed-down, amplified sound of their movements that accelerates into a pumping drumbeat.
Observers reported staring into a boundless, milky space, either indeterminately or infinitely large, like the sky.
And as the days go by, we learn to appreciate the tranquility of the boundless empty spaces, while the deafening silence of the frozen tundra keeps us suspended in time.
