Ceramic that is not brittle: a white glazed porcelain rice bowl slips off the edge of a low wooden table and falls onto a hard grey stone floor, seen from a low angle at floor level. First 2 seconds: the bowl tumbles down. Next 2 seconds: instead of shattering, it hits the stone and squashes flat like soft rubber, then springs back into its round shape and bounces up to knee height. Final second: it lands again, wobbles and settles upright, perfectly intact, its glaze still glossy. The table, the floor and the light behave normally. Soft daylight from a side window, static locked-off camera. Plain white bowl with no pattern, no text
