My first model was inspired by Marcel Breuer’s lounge chair (1935). During the modelling process it was transformed into an assembly of elements which define Breuer’s ouvre. The main concept was to include the tubular steel at the base, to look like most of the architect’s chairs. For the second model,  the body as a natural phenomenon, I looked at the movements of gymnasts. I managed to obtain an equilibrium in the same way gymnasts keep their balance. For the third model, I was inspired by Supremus No. 58, a painting of Kazimir Malevich. I created a cantilever composed of a group of rectangles. The base is represented by the black square, which is iconic for Malevich’s ouvre, and from which every other shape is created.