In between presents a figure suspended in the quiet tension of psychological and physical space, rendered in Ludovic Nkoth's characteristically fluid watercolor application. The 2024 work on paper demonstrates the Cameroonian-born, New York-based artist's sustained inquiry into questions of belonging, displacement, and identity formation, with translucent washes of pigment building atmosphere around the subject rather than simply describing form. The intimacy of the medium suits the emotional register Nkoth consistently pursues, allowing color to bleed and settle in ways that feel both deliberate and emotionally unguarded. At 45.7 by 61 centimeters, the work carries surprising presence for its scale, a quality that characterizes much of Nkoth's output on paper. His figures often occupy a liminal condition, neither fully at rest nor in flight, and the title here makes that threshold state explicit. Nkoth has earned significant critical recognition in recent years, with his paintings and works on paper entering major institutional and private collections, and this piece reflects the continued maturation of a practice rooted in personal history while reaching toward universal experiences of transition and self-determination. Signed by the artist and offered framed through Anthony Gallery, In between represents a compelling opportunity to acquire a work that sits at the center of one of the more closely watched careers in contemporary figurative painting. The work rewards sustained attention, offering collectors both visual immediacy and the slower, more layered returns that distinguish lasting acquisitions from merely decorative ones.