Two Chairs and a Conversation Part I: “Et Tu, Brute?” by Rachel Min (2013)
I wanted my conversation to be between Julius Caesar and Brutus. I made one chair with an open circle as the back because I wanted it to symbolize how Julius trusted Brutus. His back was wide open. I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do for Brutus’s chair, but I realized that Brutus himself was the same as Julius. A huge part of the play is the parallelism between Brutus and Caesar, and I wanted to portray that through the same chair. I will be adding people underneath the chair to represent the mob mentality in the play, and I do intend to make that a bit different for Brutus and Caesar.
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choosing “cnc router” as category makes it seem like you think this prototype was made with a cnc router; please change to laser cutter
also, add the “student work” category to your work can be found by others.