INSIDE took more than a year to create, transforming a derelict ballroom into an immersive world inhabited by my Quiet Little Voices. It was a huge leap into unfamiliar territory and, for the first time, I moved beyond the wall and canvas and into sculpture, bringing together my visual language with space, form, light and sound.

Alongside the new work were the familiar faces, eyes and little characters that have become part of my practice, but they found themselves in a completely different world.

These films tell some of the story behind INSIDE.

The short and long documentaries go behind the scenes, exploring how the exhibition came together and some of the challenges, ideas and decisions along the way. The walkthrough film gives you the chance to explore the exhibition if you weren't able to visit – or to step back inside if you were.

And Doug Gillan from Fifth Wall TV takes a look at the exhibition from the perspective of a street art critic.

So grab a cuppa, put your feet up and have a wander through INSIDE. There's a lot more to it than could ever fit into a few photographs.