“I Am the Seed” is a representation of the idea of being “our ancestors’ wildest dreams”. On the left we see the ancestors “planting seeds” for the future. Surviving in hopes that future generations will have more, and will be able to maintain traditions, culture, etc. The figure in the center represents the self, any individual that has taken up the mantle of reconnecting with the traditions of our ancestors. Be it directly, or indirectly. On the right we see those yet to come, continuing to harvest the fruits and blessings of those that came before.