In Wuthering Heights, Larissa Stenlander presents a vertical composition where figures ascend a staircase, evoking human effort in the pursuit of goals. The mixed media on wood provides a texture that suggests a connection with nature, while the yellow tones contrast with black and white figures, creating a visual dialogue that invites reflection on perseverance.

The work, measuring 85 x 14 cm, aligns with the artist's thematic line: solitude, the longing for belonging, and social vulnerability, represented through her characteristic rounded female alter ego. Stenlander uses a symbolic visual language, where each element—such as the staircase—carries deep meaning, in the tradition of 17th-century Dutch symbolism.