Wood Project & Process - Camille Eudes

 







Throughout this process I struggled a lot with finding the typical sense of creativity I like to make use of in my work, but I ended up choosing to focus on form. Inspired by Donald Judd’s chairs, I played around with shapes and angles in order to reach my goals, which took a lot of planning since I only had a limited amount of wood. I enjoyed using a lot of maths in this project to achieve all of the angles I was looking for. 

This project is both functional as a chair, but also as a lit space for displaying artwork or more.  




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