Field guide No. 002
Afternoon, somewhere
An unusually good place to do nothing.
A yellow armchair, a room open to the sky, and a floor that forgot it was supposed to be solid.
Field noteA chair, some arches and a flooded floor. Architects have done stranger things on purpose.
Also possible, also breaking nothing
The spare TuesdaySmall doors in skirting boards are a known feature of houses and mice. This one simply has no key.
A well-kept secretA jeweller could hinge a walnut by teatime. The vice is just there to make a point.
Ants mend a shattered cobalt teapotAnts do bridge gaps with their bodies. That they chose a teapot is odd, not contradictory.
Claws for comfortFurniture has been animal-shaped for centuries. Upholsterers took the lobster in stride.