This wall-mounted sculpture in wood and metal is loosely based on the view from Hengistbury Head looking towards Mudeford (Christchurch). It is one of 20 artworks by contemporary artists commissioned for the public spaces of Dorset County Hospital as part of the ‘Bringing the Outside In’ project. The image is of curtains blowing in the wind, grasses, telephone wires, clouds and general contours of the landscape. The piece is divided into inside and outside but the space is confused and flattened so that the artist is literally ‘bringing the outside in’. This creates an illusion in a similar way to a painting and Crowley uses painterly techniques as in the depiction of the grasses and their shadows. The mixture of wood for the landscape, reflective metal to suggest the open windows and painted metal creates a richness and complexity of surfaces which, like a puzzle, reinvents the view for us.