This work is devoted to the problem of the endless pursuit of a man for another's, not personally experienced by him, meanings, values, truths. Ignoring his life experience, a person can not really determine the value of these thoughts and the pursuit of them turns into an endless and meaningless race by circle, followed by degradation and spiritual death. I suggest tospectacular to think about how many other people's quotes and thoughts he just rebroadcasts simply because they are considered important or he just like them as statements. How many of them do he really understand, how many of them really make him better, smarter, more perfect compared to yesterday's?
The work is made in the form of a pipe, twisted into a "knot" without beginning and end, through which small people move. The little people do not have well-defined shapes, as if they are built from a dough, and are very similar to each other. The pipe is covered with winged Latin utterances (see list below), with which the characters try to interact with varying degrees of success.
A list of Latin dictums written at work:

1. Ab exterioribus ad interiora 
2. Ab origine 
3. Actum ut supra 
4. Ad cogitandum et agendum homo natus est 
5. Ad delectandum 
6. Ad infinitum 
7. Calvitium non est vitium sed prudentiae judicium 
8. Cave ne cadas 
9. Cursus honorum 
10. Invia virtuti nulla est via 
11. Labor est etiam ipse voluptas 
12. Memento vivere 
13. Porta itineri longissima 
14. Sic itur ad astra 
15. Sic transit gloria mundi 
16. Trahit sua quemque voluptas
17. Videre majus quiddam