The House of Stalker is a conceptual project by architect Cesare Battelli, created in 2014 and exhibited at the Icarch Gallery. Inspired by the evocative atmosphere of Andrei Tarkovsky’s film Stalker, this work explores the relationship between architecture and inner landscapes, giving life to a metaphysical “Zone” where art meets the unconscious.

The structure, with its enigmatic forms and evocative materials, invites deep reflection on the meaning of inhabited space. Through an experimental architectural language, Battelli offers an alternative vision of dwelling, where architecture becomes a medium for introspection and transformation.

This project is part of the broader research of Visionary Architecture, which aims to transcend traditional boundaries by exploring new aesthetic and conceptual dimensions.