 Yet, the artist also installed neon tube lights into the backrest and seat of the chair to make the upholstery glow, and a motor hidden in the table causes the Jell-O to tremble.Furthermore, “"Table with Jell-O" is the usual height of a table, but in its other dimensions it departs from the usual sizes, seeming too large for one person but too small for two or four.”  The luminous chair and jiggling Jell-O introduce the element of memory into the works.We are not simply seeing objects in the present, instead the lighting of the chair, for example, locates the chair under specific lighting conditions, at a certain time.