5 chairs in search of a meaning - 4 by giulband
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5 chairs in search of a meaning - 4 - The judge, the time of sentencing the justice the crime

Comments (57)
A very creative work !!
Fantastic work.
Great idea on this serie !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lovely scene! You are very creative. The textures that you create are excellent.Congratulations.
Wonderful surreal!
Number 4 is from "Chicago" (The musical/film), I guess. It's very good, though I still prefer the first. I think the total picture is a bit unbalanced, because there is an empty part at the bottom, while the cages all go off at the top. It would have been more balanced to have at least one element disappearing at the bottom too, I think. But DAZ and rendering wise it is marvelous!
fabulous image
This series truely speaks volumes.
Excellent job. This one really works for me. See, eventually, I clue in!
Awesome work!
Quite remarkable message! Well done!
beautiful series with the chairs.
It is not mine to judge another mans actions lest I be judged. The one of the worst jobs in the world. Politician is numero uno because is just not power that drives them.
Very good +++++5!
Great creation! Wonderful work.
very creative and impressive idea! outstanding as always! ;o)
the heinous crime was one chair was caught whittling the leg of another chair , even carved his initials
the series is brilliant in a quiet way.... the scales and timer add to the commentary...bravo
Awesome image!
Great series - I think the meaning of this one is more obvious. Well done!!!
Great work, a most excellent idea
Great artwork here..Well done
Love it!
Marvelous concept, with the chairs surrounded by jail-bars, but still they can see everything around them. As if all they have to do it lift the bars, and they can be free. Reminds me of Buñuel's "Phantom of Liberty," in a scene where a judge sentences a criminal to 'death', and the criminal walks out of the courtroom, free. Very well done, once more, with the scales of justice in light, and the hour-glass in shadow. And just a few other objects very nicely placed, to give the image all it needs---the legal certificate, the money, and the knife. The space in these pieces is clean and open and mysterious; and it feels like the sixth character. Wonderfully done and conceived, once more.
I like to see this render as a commentary on how many of us are really caged within the self-imposed limitations of our ideologies and narratives, and our mental defilements. Limitations from which only a few have freed themselves. :)
cool idea to picture a discussion between some conceited individuals with excessive hubris
Well done!