"Inside the White Cube" is a concept in contemporary art that refers to the minimalist exhibition space often used in galleries. This space is characterized by white walls, neutral lighting, and a lack of distractions, allowing the artwork to take center stage. The design aims to create an environment where viewers can engage with the art without external influences. The term is often associated with the work of artists and curators who emphasize the relationship between the artwork and its surroundings. This approach encourages a focused experience, prompting viewers to contemplate the meaning and context of the art, free from the clutter of everyday life.