Table of Air is a poetic exploration of the invisible networks that sustain life—fragile, fungal, and communal. Drawing on the metaphor of mycelium as nature’s unseen Wi-Fi, the work reflects on decay as transformation, solitude as growth, and cardboard as both couture and colony. Through soft structures and ephemeral materials, it asks: what holds us when systems collapse? Inspired by Ubuntu philosophy, Table of Air celebrates mutual care, quiet resilience, and the delicate architectures of survival that thrive in the dark.