Vita Feature Garden
RHS TATTON PARK FLOWER SHOW
Highlighting the nocturnal side to a garden showcasing the unseen beauty of moths at night, while drawing attention to the impacts of light pollution on both human health and nocturnal pollinators. Over the years there has been increasing awareness of the impact of device screen use, most notably blue light, on human health. Humans and moths alike are disorientated by bright lights, but health, wellbeing and even fertility increase in amber and red hues.
“The garden shows how wild, usually unwanted plants in our gardens have an important role and should be given a place to flourish as they provide a rich habitat for moths and other pollinators.”
— SHARON HOCKENHILL, AWARD-WINNING GARDEN DESIGNER WHO DESIGNED AND BUILT THE GARDEN WRAPPING AROUND THE INSTALLATION
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Credits
Animation by Matthew Hunt
Music, Sound Design and Soundscape by Experience Studios
Audio-visual supply and installation by Optoma and d&b audiotechnik
Garden Design and creation by Sharon Hockenhull
