Ode to my Chair: A Twitter Story

   



For the assignment, "Photo Through Different Lenses" I decided to make art out of the most mundane thing that I could find, but also something that isn't absent from my life. I didn't feel like going through my closet to find some ancient ornament or memento just to have to throw it back into whatever hole it came from once I was done with it. So now I present to you, Ode to my Chair.

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