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.

Functional Art Examples Some typical kitchen objects, such as chopping boards or trays, become works of art in wood, ceramic, marble, or resin that become integral parts of dishes to be served to guests or family.

Functional art is generally applied art - art created for use, not necessarily everyday use, but designed to serve a purpose and with an aesthetic in mind. It's art that serves a or function, but is designed artistically for purpose of beauty. They meet a need for use, and are works of art as well.