The dilemma of the round table is an issue as old as time itself, intertwined with the essence of human existence and our perception of space and community. This paradox arises when a group of individuals is confronted with the challenge of taking a seat around an object that has neither a beginning nor an end, a round table. In this endless loop of wood and varnish there is not only a physical challenge, but also a deeply philosophical question: where does one begin in a space that by its nature has no starting point?