• Roll:  Apple Store, Dubai

• Wobble: The Concrete Sinks, unknown designer,  brutalism feeling         
• Twist: Dynamic Architecture, David Fisher, Dubai

• Rotate: The Cocoon building, Zurich

• Swing?Time Boston, MA, United States

• Fold: Wooden Pavilion, by Ryuichi Ashizawa, Osaka Japan

All of these architectures or products are showing the moving feelings. And my favourite is Fold because it let me memorize my child time, keen on making paper fold. 

Ingo Maurer

Use plastic to make the cover, design  the shape like a clinch. Use the shape to  reflect the shadow. 

Benjamin Migliore, Use the light to reflect the support shadow. Make the warm feeling.

Ce Luminaire

Use a light bulb to show the geometric light, make the product full of artistry.

Besides common sitting posture, I made a research more unique and asked for some people why they sitting like that

One of the person told me sitting with legs cross is a culture in her hometown (the same with me, Chinese like cross legs too. But she was Indian). And she got used to the posture. When she was on thinking, sitting like could make her have wonderful ideas.

I saw a person, he lifted one of his leg on another leg to make a desk to write. Sometime I would do that when there is no desk. It’s easy to understand so I didn’t ask him for a reason.
Others such as sitting on the back, sitting with two hands holding knees, putting hands under the body when sitting.

 I construct my baskets to appear as if they are moving, growing and animated, as though the shapes had been cut from a tree or pulled from moving water. I want them to sit still, unchanging, yet to the eye of the viewer to flow, to move around and back again, to carry the movement of life. From the fruition of a basket’s construction to the next harvest, I am involved in a representational cycle. The baskets become concrete symbols of the passage of my life.

Christine JoySo that she made so amazing things. We can see the baskets, all of the rattan strips, seem like they are logical and in order. However all of the strips are different. Several of the strips would twist in together at first, then some of them would separate the group and twist with another group. None of the strip is same with other. Christine’s works give me unique and natural feeling.

As the same of Christine Joy. John McQueen gives me the same feeling, but he made a shape, a cube or a human body, they are in shapes but the way on twisting are still not in order. 

In my common mind, basket has several way to twist, but they gives me more ideas of twist, it’s no logical, break the orders and more of freestyle. That's why I think they are great.