Saatchi Gallery’s Chelsea Flower Show Garden 2023 supported by HSBC UK presents British artist Catriona Robertson and her newly commissioned ‘Gigantic Worms’ sculptures. Garden designed in collaboration with Dave Green Gardens photography Stephen Studd photography photographer
Saatchi Gallery’s Chelsea Flower Show Garden 2023 supported by HSBC UK presents British artist Catriona Robertson and her newly commissioned ‘Gigantic Worms’ sculptures. Garden designed in collaboration with Dave Green Gardens photography Stephen Studd photography photographer
Saatchi Gallery’s Chelsea Flower Show Garden 2023 supported by HSBC UK presents British artist Catriona Robertson and her newly commissioned ‘Gigantic Worms’ sculptures. Garden designed in collaboration with Dave Green Gardens photography Stephen Studd photography photographer
Chelsea Pensioner viewing the Saatchi Gallery’s Chelsea Flower Show Garden 2023 supported by HSBC UK presents British artist Catriona Robertson and her newly commissioned ‘Gigantic Worms’ sculptures. Garden designed in collaboration with Dave Green Gardens photography Stephen Studd photography photographer
Saatchi Gallery’s 2023 RHS Chelsea Flower Show Garden
Saatchi Gallery presents an immersive garden installation featuring works by British multimedia artist Catriona Robertson. Created utilising re-claimed urban materials and plant life, visitors are invited to explore the newly commissioned giant, worm-like sculptures, ‘Gigantic Pile’.
The garden, designed by Dave Green with the aim of conveying the importance of ecological growth without the interruption of human activity, encouraging visitors to engage with the garden and reconnect with nature.
Corrugated pathways allow visitors to be physically close to the sculptures and immerse themselves in the site specific garden.
Exploring the relationship between nature and man-made materials, this years garden hihghlights the resiliance of wilderness.
Catriona explains, ‘A ghost wilderness hovers in wait of reclaiming the human made landscape as weeds and entangled roots grow between the cracks of concrete foundations.’
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