A large man looks thoughtfully at the spoon and creamer he holds delicately in his hands. He is surrounded by many objects, including a painting of a happy, energetic fisherman, which can be seen as another aspect of him. After all, who wouldn't want to be lively and thoughtful at the same time? Then, there is the closed door with the sign that reads “No Exit”, and behind him a dark mysterious doorway. Every person has felt trapped, with no way out, (see No Exit by Sartre) and also looked to the unknown, with its imagined possibilities, as our only hope.