A cadeira

Chair * The term chair only applies to piece of furniture with a raised surface used to sit on, with 4 or 3 legs and a back; * With the creation of the chair terms like stool, armchair, recliner, saddle, wheelchair, and others were created as well. All of the above were created from the original chair; * The chair is known for its antiquity and simplicity, although for many centuries it was an article of state and dignity rather than an article of ordinary use. Religions like Buddhism still use chairs as a symbol. Only after the 16th century that chairs became common anywhere. Until then the chest, the bench and the stool were the ordinary seats of everyday life. We have lost almost every antique chairs and our knowledge of the chairs of remote antiquity is derived almost entirely from monuments, sculpture and paintings. * You can make chair, in nowadays, with everything from glass to plastic and even volcanic ash. Chairs were originally made of stone where they were carved and drilled for decoration.
Ghost chair * The chairs are handmade using a unique 3D technique to create unusual subsurface drawings inside the solid Plexiglas chairs. The "inner ghost" is made from over a million tiny air bubbles, the image is reflected with light on the air, thus the name Ghost Chair.

* Chairs are one of the most used objects in art. One of the most common meaning that is given to this object is lonely or the exact opposite freedom.

Installation * Colombian sculptor Doris Salcedo created this installation art in 2003 for the International Istanbul Biennale. Salcedo constructed the chair building in an empty lot and the edifice comprises of over 1500 chairs stacked on top of each other.

* This object is personal for everyone not because we care about it but because we use it daily in everything we do, in classes , when we are studying and even when we are talking to our friends in the