Arts and culture at Eden

Super Natural explores humankind’s ever-evolving understanding of ourselves as a part of the natural world, the interdependencies between humans and plants, and the systems that inform our varying perspectives. 

Dr Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg has created this new outdoor installation that explores the story of the UK’s indigenous pollinators.

This sculpture by Jenny Kendler in our Outer Estate features 100 reflective birds’ eyes. 

This huge breathing sculpture by Studio Swine pays homage to one of the world's smallest living beings. 

This marble artwork and drinking fountain by Ryan Gander references fountains found in classical gardens.

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

This enormous granite sculpture by Peter Randall-Page sits in a specially designed chamber at the heart of our Core building .

This living sculpture made from clay by Peter and Sue Hill reclines in our Myth and Folklore Garden. 

These carvings by El Anatsui started life as trees in West Africa and can now be found beneath our Rainforest Canopy Walkway.

You can find this Bacchanalian artwork by Tim Shaw among the grapevines in our Mediterranean Biome.

The spectacular Cloud Chamber by Chris Drury can be found nestled in our Wild Cornwall exhibit in our Outdoor Gardens.

These murals by traditional Peruvian herbalists Don Francisco Montes Shuna and Yolanda Panduro Baneo show their visions of the spirits of medicinal plants.

David Kemp's sculpture takes a look at fossil fuels, which provide over  80% of the world’s energy. 

Robert Bradford's huge sculpture created from steel, plywood and cedar highlights the significance of pollination.

These pigs made out of cork oak bark by Heather Jansch can be found rooting around the cork oaks in our Mediterranean Biome.