A new exhibition at the Eden Project will present a powerful and immersive film by internationally acclaimed British artist and Turner Prize nominee Cornelia Parker, opening Friday, May 24.

This exhibition by internationally acclaimed British artist and Turner Prize nominee Cornelia Parker showcases an extraordinary film, which explores the future through the eyes of primary school children. 

Discover works from a diversity of grass-root and world-renowned artists across Eden’s 30-acre site.

Ingela Ihrman's giant wooden sculpture is made from a beech tree that was blown down during Storm Eunice in 2022.

Created by local ceramic artist Jenny Beavan, these sculptures are made from a mix of clays and are impressed with plants from Eden.  

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.

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 .

Meet these sculptures by Heather Jansch outside the main entrance to Eden.