'The Office at Night' edward Hopper, 1940In his lofty, slightly skewed office tower, the harebrained accountant files desperately in an attempt to distract himself from the room that cannot be entered, but cannot be ignored.
This narrative is based around a confused and chaostic accountant who works in a tall lofty office building. Within this office building lies another room, which is forbidden. There is no way to get into the room but it is everywhere he looks, obvious and tempting. It represents the woman that the accountant wants but cannot have. As a result the accountant busies himself with filing accounts within the recesses of the office walls.
This narrative is based around a confused and chaostic accountant who works in a tall lofty office building. Within this office building lies another room, which is forbidden. There is no way to get into the room but it is everywhere he looks, obvious and tempting. It represents the woman that the accountant wants but cannot have. As a result the accountant busies himself with filing accounts within the recesses of the office walls.
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