"The 35-ton tall steel-and-concrete sculpture was shaped by Lundberg in New York City more than 10 years ago. It since has been on display there, in Providence, R.I., and most recently at Oyster Shell Park.
The sculptor, whose parents are from Sweden, said he orignally named the sculpture 'Odin' after the Nordic god. Lundberg said he and others are now trying to think of a new name for it."
Personally, I think the sculpture should keep the name it has. The full article may be seen, with a photo of the sculpture, at The Norwalk Hour
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