One Day Stand is an object that affirms the human nature which brings laziness in front of the order or aesthetic. Clothes we have worn once is left abandoned at the path between the wardrobe and laundry machine. It isn't clean enough to find its place in the wardrobe nor dirty enough to stand in the queue for washing. So the clothes start to gather like parasites in the symbiotic relationships with the chairs, sofas or ironing boards, until they are destroyed by our cathartic decision to bring the order into our living space. This utilitarian sculpture is the homage to all the chairs which had lost their identity under the burden of the abandoned clothes.