First Came the Landscape
Ingela Ihrman's giant wooden sculpture is made from a beech tree that was blown down during Storm Eunice in 2022.
Ingela Ihrman's giant wooden sculpture is made from a beech tree that was blown down during Storm Eunice in 2022.
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These murals by traditional Peruvian herbalists Don Francisco Montes Shuna and Yolanda Panduro Baneo show their visions of the spirits of medicinal plants.
You can find this Bacchanalian artwork by Tim Shaw among the grapevines in our Mediterranean Biome.
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The Ginkgo biloba is one of the world's oldest living tree species and was around 350 million years ago.
This living sculpture made from clay by Peter and Sue Hill reclines in our Myth and Folklore Garden.
This enormous granite sculpture by Peter Randall-Page sits in a specially designed chamber at the heart of our Core building .