Gregor’s Room




     The very bizarre nature of the Metamorphosis really stood out to me right away, so I wanted to depict a unfamiliar atmosphere in what is supposed to be a very familiar setting; your own bedroom. I made Gregor into a limbless ball with a thin head to capture that helpless feeling that was omnipresent in the beginning of the story when he could not leave his bed. The scale is help create the almost Alice in Wonderland like feeling. The clock is simply there to show how long he has been in bed and the perceived futility to even leave his bed he had at first. The colors I choose are representing a sickly and disheveled space to depict Gregor’s miserable nature. 

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