Ordinary Day is a “documentary” that shows my daily routine in a surreal room. When I encounter with the objects around me, I feel like I’m in total control of them, I’m the master, the owner, at the highest position above all others. I have this mindset and so addicted to it. But in some way, I’m constrained by objects and I already give up or exchange something with them to acquire the functions I want, which I hardly realize. In the Ordinary Day, the furnitures and other products amplify the constraint in an abstract way and I will show how I live with them, how I follow the rule of table, of chair, follow the rule as they want and struggle as I want.