In my piece "The Choir," I redesigned the classic siren by replacing the fish part with the structure of a giant tube worm. These sirens aren't free-roaming but are sessile, anchored to the sea floor or rocks like barnacles. Their long stalks, however, can reach the sea surface. The only human aspect of these sirens is their upper body, which they use to lure human prey. They lack eyes due to their deep-sea habitat, where light is scarce and vision isn't necessary. This concept takes on a more animalistic approach to the classic sirens in mythology.