Gods of Egypt and Philosophers of Rome. First myth, second reality. The first is for the people, the second is for the people.

On the iron structures, in the middle of the factory pipes, Anubis, the “guardian of the scales” at the court of Osiris, walks. In his left hand he holds a garland of high-voltage insulators.

The jackal-headed god accompanies the bandaged body. In the hands of the mummy is a blade. Knives in her heart. Her hands are tied, and she herself is suspended.

Both collect the stones of the past in a bag. Here is another stone on the back.

Behind them, the philosopher's son Marcus Aurelius walks a goat. Many goats have their own philosopher. Let them go.

This is the ninth work from the "Graphite Stones" series.