David Harber's First Chelsea Show Garden!
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The concept: the planting and art started freeform and naturalistic but as mankind evolves, became formal and controlled. Hidden at the last stage was a flaw representing our negative impact on the environment.
A pivotal view: a metaphorical wormhole through space-time – through aligned openings in three sculptural screens – framed the pivotal Aeon sculpture which symbolized a vital force keeping the planet in equilibrium.
The garden provided David Harber with the opportunity to explore his creativity and create a thought-provoking narrative through unique, one-off pieces.
![A metaphorical wormhole through space-time](/images/news/chelsea_2018/chelsea_logo.jpg)
At the Chelsea Flower Show
![Acrobats at the Chelsea Show Garden](/images/news/sneak_peek/acrobats.jpg)
![The gilded core of the Aeon sculpture](/images/news/sneak_peek/aeon_core.jpg)
![Nic Howard (stand designer), Nik Edser (landscape engineer) and David Harber](/images/news/sneak_peek/nic_nik.jpg)
![Enclosure screen and informal planting](/images/news/sneak_peek/screen.jpg)
![Kelly Brook and some beefeaters](/images/news/sneak_peek/enclosure.jpg)
![Stainless steel water wall](/images/news/sneak_peek/water_wall.jpg)