A single, continuous loop form is disrupted by the introduction of a heavier mass, resembling a baby nestled within a womb. This disruption causes the loop to bifurcate, yielding two distinct, deformed elements. This seemingly minor intervention radically transforms the geometry and character of the original loop, elevating it from an abstract, indeterminate object to a more recognizable and functional form suitable for domestic use. The once unfamiliar loop is rendered familiar through a simple act of interruption, ultimately becoming a practical seating element for the home environment.