Artist Julia Callon’s Houses of Fiction is a series of photographed
models depicting rooms from five 19th-century novels by women writers. The models explore both the sedate
surfaces and the chaotic subtext of each novel. “The dichotomous representation of
women — mad or sane — is crucial to represent in this series,” Callon
writes. “Therefore, each story is presented as a diptych: one image
represents the passive, subservient woman, while the other represents
‘madness.’”
You can view all the models on Callon's site; below is just one set based on George Eliot's The Lifted Veil.
The Lifted Veil, No. 1
The Lifted Veil, No. 2
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