A small potted plant on a wooden dresser represents the division of the inside and the outside. On the interior, the ensemble comprises the house, the bedroom, the couch, the bed, mirror, etc. On the other hand, the outside is a territory, an abstraction.
On the one hand, the garden represents the idyllic experience of children invited to play outside: on the other, the delirious experience of adults who cannot escape from it any longer. These are two particularly fundamental types of heterotopia.