In this composition, the artist leans into the duality of the word 'haunted,' suggesting that a home is defined as much by its ghosts as by its inhabitants. The landscape orientation allows the eye to travel across the structure’s facade, finding beauty in the slightly unsettled atmosphere and the quiet weight of the architecture against its surroundings.

There is a deliberate tension between the inviting nature of a hearth and the chilling undertones of the unknown. By focusing on the physical silhouette of the house within a wider horizon, the work captures a specific sense of place that feels both deeply familiar and unsettlingly distant.