The full title of this piece is ‘Kishelamakank Dreams of the Turtle Hanunah’

According to a native American tradition, the creator of the world, Kishelamakank, was all alone in timeless nothingness. One night he had an exciting and wonderful dream of a world with rivers and mountains, plants and animals, and it was carried by a turtle with the name Hanunah. The next morning, he decided to create this world to keep himself entertained.

In my sculpture the world he dreamed of morphed into a city similar to Portsmouth, with waterfront houses, St. John's church, the Jackson and the Sherbourne houses, and an old chestnut tree.