This installation stages the table as a site of collective memory, love, and shared becoming. Formed from soil and earth, the table takes shape through a gesture of laying the table and gathering. Over time, white fungal growth begins to emerge across its surface, turning the sculpture into a living ground in which decomposition and regeneration unfold. Drawing on food as a carrier of memory and relation, even in absence, the work holds traces of those who have gathered, eaten, and spoken there before. Between individual and collective remembrance, it opens a suspended space where connection is not fixed but continually formed, inviting viewers to enter a quiet, porous field of togetherness.