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DAYDREAM The table “Daydream” come from thinking of create something which could evoke the feelings between familiar and unfamiliar, real and unreal, waking and dreaming. Those ambiguous feelings could in away bring people in an unexpected and surprising state, in order to change our attitude towards the familiar notion of negative. Bottles now have their freedom to choose whether stand up on the table or go underneath of it. When all the bottles are upside down into the holes, it’s a flat white normal coffee table, as normal as could be neglected. But when looking at it for a while, there seems something exceptional. On the one hand, the bottles occupied the underneath space as its own lineup, in a way stopped one to put jumbled things underneath, the underneath becomes the peculiar space of the bottles, it’s their stage to show their existence—presence or absence. On the other hand, |