A room with a smaller copy of itself floating in the middle — and inside that copy, another, and another, forever. Each room is an open cube of beams and pillars; a log-radial fold repeats it at every power-of-K scale, so the whole nest is one distance field. The camera falls into the centre forever. It never actually gets anywhere: the world is self-similar under a single scale step, so when the zoom passes one level it lines up exactly with the next and the motion is a seamless, endless loop. Every shell is tinted from its own level number, so the colour hue-shifts steadily as you dive and you lose the thread of where the loop began — even though it is, precisely, a loop. Move the pointer to lean around the recursion, scroll to change your standoff, press to flare the beams.