Perhaps the first chair in our civilisation had three legs simply because for a very long time the floor was not necessarily level. Nevertheless, this three-legged construction principle still continues to challenge designers nowadays. I felt that my version should have two legs at the back because the user uses their legs at the front to prevent the chair from tipping over. After all, all the reverse variants appear to have a painful problem. In any case, the cooperative, hybrid use of artificial and human technology seems more contemporary than ever. I came to understand that with the limitation of only 2D plane surfaces, you can make expressive 3D objects; and that connections between parts may also have a formal, almost graphic and showy quality. For now, I am content with my furniture design, even more after I noticed an affinity with what the Eames team designed as their LCW (Lounge Chair Wood). More important, I still want to teach myself why this seat height and posture is somewhere between adrenaline and relaxed.