Metamorphoses, Book One

A visual poem about consent, making reference to Ovid's poem about Pan and Syrinx and the myth of the panpipe. The lusty satyr Pan eagerly pursued the wood nymph Syrinx. Guarding her virtue, she ran until she reached a river and desperately begged her sisters of the stream to transform her into cattail reeds. From the reeds, Pan fashioned a set of pipes so that he could have her with him always.