The Good Wife

Every case has its own story.

A sequence of events, each of which is ordinary in and of itself. This series examines the space between cause and effect: the home interior as a crime scene, femininity as a clue, silence as the sole verdict.

A woman with short blue hair, wearing bold eyeliner and red lipstick, a pearl necklace, and a lace-trimmed floral top, sitting in a dimly lit kitchen with her head resting on her arm.
A woman with blue hair and tattoos leaning against a bathroom sink, looking away thoughtfully in a dimly lit room.
A woman with blue hair leaning against a bathroom mirror, wearing a floral robe, in a dimly lit bathroom.
A woman with blue hair, wearing a floral dress and a pearl necklace, is sitting in a bathroom with her eyes closed, while a mirror reflects her image.

"The Good Wife " is a fictional story about control, perseverance, and the moment when the story ends.

The shadow of a person holding a hammer, seen through a window or glass with a blurred background inside and outside.
A person washing blood off their hands in a bathroom sink, with a hammer resting inside the sink.

Some rooms remember everything. Not all stains are visible.

A woman with short dark hair and blue highlights, wearing red lipstick, a pearl necklace, and a floral dress, looking to her right in front of a mirror with red lighting.
A person with tattoos is kneeling on a dark floor, wearing a lace top, and placing a bloody towel on the ground. The scene is dimly lit, emphasizing a dramatic or intense moment.
A woman with short hair, wearing a floral dress and a necklace, is cleaning the floor in a kitchen lit by red and blue lights, with a vintage oven in the background.
A woman kneeling on a tiled kitchen floor, wearing a floral dress with lace sleeves and blue gloves, is cleaning up a spill with a paper towel, illuminated by red and blue lights.

The house is clean. The story is not.