Situated in front of LaSalle Borough’s city hall on Rue Dupras, Table ronde is a sculptural grouping composed of a circular base on which sits a table surrounded by 12 black-and-white open grid structures, each formed of three vertical and seven horizontal elements. The number 12 refers to the municipality’s original 12 neighbourhoods, each of which was represented by a city councillor. The number also refers to the year that the Ville de LaSalle was created by the amalgamation of three parishes. The parishes are represented on three of the grids by a circle, by which the artist wanted to draw attention to a Roman cross. These three structures also represent, by combination of the circle and the cross, the symbol for “woman.”

The artwork commemorates the founding of the city of LaSalle, in 1912, and highlights the municipality’s historical and political values: democracy, modernity, and openness.