The idea behind the chair become popular right away and evolved to become what is nowadays known as a beanbag: a bag full of small polystyrene beads that let it adapt to the body of the person sitting on it.

The result is a somehow alarmist analysis of this soft object. A critique to formlessness through which a series of associations run: from speech to fatigue, from ergonomics to labor, or from testicles to saliva.