As I listened, I imagined him inhabiting an internal world of colorful universes, endlessly opening, spinning in space. My father's work was, in fact, based on more prosaic things like infinite number series and Fourier analysis. However, I still prefer my original understanding of infinity. Just like my childhood image of infinity, I am interested in Galileo's experiments not because of their physical demonstrations but because of the poetic ideas their titles inspire. This piece is my own description of floating objects and the laws that govern them.
Flutes float in an atmosphere of cymbals bound by the gravity of drums.
Timemoves in circular patterns that stretch and contract. The landscape changes but the musical law is constant.