The phrase "a mundane object" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an item that is ordinary, commonplace, or lacking in excitement or interest.
Example: "Despite its appearance as a mundane object, the old clock held a rich history that fascinated collectors."
Alternatives: "an ordinary item" or "a commonplace object".
cards involves associating every card with an image of a celebrity performing some sort of a ludicrous — and therefore memorable — action on a mundane object.
Choose a mundane object and transform it into art by creating a painting, sculpture, or other visual art piece with it.
Miami-based artist Nicolas Lobo's The Leisure Pit opens in Miami this week and is an attempt to force the audience to think more deeply about a mundane object.
Picking a mundane object, seemingly at random, and transforming it by exaggerating its size was a recurrent theme in the work of the Radical Design movement, which dominated avant garde Italian design and architecture in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
"In the same way that a mundane object can have a personality somehow, I try to suggest that a mundane setting can have some menace behind it," Mr. Van Allsburg said, explaining the "cognitive dissonance" of using a house's daily certitudes as backdrops for marvelous incident.
If you haven't seen the film, that description has probably conjured an instant image of what the film might be: a dour, ugly drama making the usual points about oppression via a fixation on a mundane object.
Glasbau Hahn applied an engineer's mentality to a seemingly mundane object.
He said The Leisure Pit is about spinning the concept of luxury on its head to show the more grimy and utilitarian side of a seemingly mundane object.
It makes of the most mundane object, death: a doorknob, a handshake, a breath can become poison.
Almost surreal in its displacement, this mundane object (with an overtone of menace), framed by a flat plane like that of a canvas surface, became a leitmotif for Siskind.
I have fond memories of trying to get some mundane object from an uncooperative, monosyllabic sailor in LucasArts' Secret of Monkey Island.
