Clarke and Bricksy's installation presents a playful and imaginative scene. Picture a box tipped over, spilling out a variety of objects: a wooden train complete with a coal truck and two passenger carts, a tennis ball, a Furby, a retro robot, a toy soldier, and a submarine.

These elements are creatively mingled with 100 building blocks. What makes these blocks unique is their design. Instead of traditional letters, each block features braille. This includes the entire alphabet and a short, Gosport - themed nursery rhyme. The rhyme playfully alters the name ‘Gosport,’ with lines like “Geese fly in gooseport,” “Priest fell in godsport,” and a whimsical observation that “People forget D in Gosport.”