The “Narrow House” is a unique interpretation of ordinary spaces by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm. The artist transforms his childhood memories of his family home into an extraordinary project by compressing every element of the house, from rooms to furniture.

Wurm’s creation touches on profound themes, prompting viewers to reflect on issues related to the restriction of personal space.

The art installation aims to make people think about the impact of external factors on their inner world, particularly the fear associated with the loss of personal space.

Through the “Narrow House,” Wurm not only showcases an architectural innovation but also invites us to reconsider traditional notions of a home as a place of comfort and security.

The installation acts as a mirror, reflecting our own fears and unspoken thoughts about how physical boundaries can influence our psychological state.

In this way, the work challenges us not only to perceive space visually but also to feel it, questioning the extent to which our environment shapes our inner selves.