Several spaces, titled variously as a ‘room for conspiracy’ or ‘a room for sex’ or ‘a room of conscience’ mark a narrative within which the battle between Caesar and Brutus, representing the good fight of the past and the expediency of the present, wages. Self conscious of its European root, this interdisciplinary work examines it’s own relationship to a postcolonial world, melding and collapsing time and space - political epochs, memory, the romance of history, and a suspended future.Book now at Computicket!
