“The user manual of Yu-Ju,Wang” continues the previous discussion by presenting everyday objects in the form of an instruction manual. Through images, the work deconstructs the steps of use and unfolds a series of absurd execution methods.

Objects that were originally assigned a “correct” function are reinterpreted through spontaneous and emotional gestures— such as sensing the volume and weight of a table, customizing a chair or cup exclusively for myself, or altering the original functions of furniture like chairs and wardrobes.

Does this suggest that functional design is not merely about function, but also about expressing the intuitive, humanized sensations that stand in opposition to standardization?