
A French horn lies coiled in the middle of a canyon, its green, coral and gold tubes looping over three purple valves and a long silver mouthpiece reaching to the left. The wide bell on the right is a theatre. Its inside has balconies, stairways and tiny audiences leaning on rails, and a green rim carved with leaves. Workers stand on the tubing, repairing joints and climbing ladders, while a small cabin sits inside one of the loops. The canyon walls around the horn are carved with round windows and balconies. Little rooms hold people sitting on rugs, wind chimes hang in the doorways, and rope bridges cross the gaps. The floor below is paved with patterned tiles, with roofs and steps tucked in the corners. Every loop of the horn has its own colour, so the coils tell the pieces apart.
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