Reality is as it changes, and flexibility in art is a visual likelihood of a thing's changing in space, while remaining what it is. As a stem of a flower sways in the wind, we have a sight of flexibility. Yieldingness as sight is much in pictures; the yieldingness that makes for strength is what we look for in art.

It's art that serves a function, but is also designed artistically for purpose of displaying beauty. Furniture is the most common example of functional art. Well crafted furniture - tables, chairs, lamps or lights- have been collected for many years not just for its form and design but also functionality.

Ceramics and furniture are the most common examples of Functional art as they can be both beautiful and conceptual in design and artistry. Other interesting examples include fixtures such as door handles or knockers that are collected due to their artistic qualities and cultural significance.