"The project centers around the idea of impossible balance, that moment of tension where you're essentially in a state of limbo, the fine line between control and chaos," Fletcher tells Creators.
Or have your kids in the van spend another night here?" Most of the people I met at "Save the Dream," though, weren't either as elated as Roberts or as disgruntled as Hernandez; they were still in limbo, waiting in line, their futures hanging in the balance.
At the far edge of the commons, where a party was in progress one recent Sunday, boys and girls danced the limbo and families lined up on the sand to toss water balloons, their fingers sticky with cotton candy.
With darkness preventing a number of players from finishing their second rounds Friday, the 36-hole cut line remains in limbo until those rounds are completed Saturday.
Woman's Day magazine may have won the limbo contest with its cover line of "23 stocking stuffers $5 and under, plus great gifts $20 and under".
Anything less would be interpreted as exiling Ahmadinejad into lame duck limbo and cementing ultra hard-line control over Iranian affairs.
She stares at me for a second in absolute bewilderment, as though she were looking into the face of a stranger, then turns back to the long, stale line of humans in limbo.
Though not living in poverty or in the shadows, as are migrant workers who are here illegally, they are nevertheless in a bureaucratic limbo while they wait in a long line for a green card.
"We knew he wasn't in Limbo (since he had no spine)," went one line.
