Contrary to presenting gigantic structures on an intimate scale in the Zoom Out space, the Zoom In space scales up objects in the artist's studio, including a mug, a pair of glasses, keys, a pencil and a cellphone, into colossal ones that delude visitors into believing that they have been transformed into tiny beings.

"Through these settings the show sets out to change our perspective on the world around us and provide a sense of wonder into the everyday, bringing surprise and discovery with both wit and an infectious optimism," the curator remarked.