Abstract
This paper delves into the concept of the “artistic world” within literary works, emphasizing its significance as a foundational aspect of literary analysis. It examines how authors construct narratives through a complex interplay of time, space, and character relationships. Analysis based on *Chain of Gold* by Cassandra Clare highlights key themes that are dictated by the genre-specific features. Through the notion of the chronotope, the artistic world is explored to demonstrate the interconnectedness of spatial and temporal elements in shaping narrative experiences. By highlighting how artistic worlds serve as platforms for social, cultural, and national exploration, the paper underscores the importance of understanding these constructs as they comprehensively create the author’s vision of the world.