One piece of art that invoked strong feelings for me was We Are the 99% by Sebastian Errazuriz. When I first saw it, I felt a mix of anger and admiration. The anger came from the reminder of how unfair wealth distribution can be, but I also admired how Errazuriz turned something as simple as a folding chair into a powerful symbol of protest. The chair’s design made me think about how everyday objects can carry deep political meaning. It made me reflect on the courage of people who stand up for justice and equality, even in small ways.