Hello, again! I'm here now to talk about what I think modernism is and then show you something that I believe to be "modern." So, from my perspective, I believe that modernism is when you take something that's traditional and put a different twist on it to try to make it better for future use, whether it be a building/structure or even an object. Something that I personally have is the Breeze litter box that's apart of the Purina: Tidy Cats brand. The reason I think this design is a representation of modernism is because it's a more efficient way for my cat to use the bathroom. It's cleaner and doesn't give off that typical bad odor that one would normally smell when around a litter box. In the image below, I put the materials that are needed for this product which includes the pads and the pellets. The pads go into a tray in the bottom to hold the urine and can last for up to two weeks. The pellets serve as the "litter," but are odorless and easier to manage when cleaning out waste. They're said to last about a month. (All of the timelines are based on how many cats are using the one litter box; in my case, it's only one.) The Breeze litter box loses a few of its points with how someone could visible see the waste. However, this is one of the only cons in comparison to all of the pros.