"Inside/Outside" by Hilary Pecis explores the conceptual and physical boundaries between interior and exterior spaces through a multimedia approach that characterizes much of contemporary art practice. The work engages viewers in considering how spatial divisions shape perception and experience, often employing materials and compositional strategies that challenge conventional ways of seeing architectural and environmental relationships. Pecis's practice frequently investigates the liminal zones where public and private realms intersect, using this tension as a conceptual framework for examining modern life and spatial identity.