A. Ursyn Orchestra /Music Saw Seth

Seth used to work for a wood shop. He knew all about wood, tools, and techniques. He could look at the wood grain for a second and tell exactly what kind of wood it was, how old was a tree, and what happened on its way. The tools were made of metal, so brutal and so precise. Seth always examined sculptures while walking by the library, parks, or central locations where the city placed bronze sculptures made by local enthusiasts, from the 1% tax fund for the arts. On his way he could see “The Prize Catch” – a life size figure of a boy who just caught a fish, or a realistic statue of a teacher reading a book to a group of children. If something happens to the planet, he thought, some beings capable of thinking would analyze the remains of our culture and they would only find these bronze sculptures. The wooden ones would be gone along with all sorts of artifacts belonging to our culture.