House for Pénelope

In the assignment of the studio work House for Pénelope, we tried to capture the feelings of women who had been waiting for their husband for many years. The house is a contrast between the front and back, where one side is completely closed without opening, the other is open and provides a view of the wider sea. It symbolizes the feelings of Odysseus' wife, who on the outside showed completely different emotions than she really does and was such an outside world, but also a desire for peace from suitors contrasting with unshakable hope, where she looked out for her husband from her rooms.