“Inside / Outside” shows Hiu Tung Ching’s new site-specific work: replicas of doors, windows and wall panels made of wood and untreated canvas. Installed on the walls of the exhibition space, they pose the question of space on the part of the viewer, as well as the question of “What lies lies behind it?”. The implied spatial situation is deliberately not congruent. On two walls standing at an angle, both the inside and the outside of a room are depicted. This creates an imaginary space, an artistic method often consciously used in the art of painting as well as in Hiu Tung Ching’s artistic practice. Hiu Tung Ching’s works are both installations and sculptures. They open up a three-dimensional spatial perspective, even though they are two-dimensional reliefs. Far removed from the classic trompe-l’œil, they fulfill a similar purpose: the space and its functionality are expanded through a clear artistic intervention, while at the same time its function is called into question.