“The World Turns” sculpture by Michael Parekowhai

Michael Parekowhai – Sculpture from New Zealand, made an elephant sculpture called “The World Turns.” It’s a huge bronze statue of an elephant balancing on the head. Next to the sculpture he made a tiny figure of Australian rodent – “water rat”.

www.thearts.co.nz/parekowhai

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