‘UMBRELLA' Garden Sculptures
‘UMBRELLA’ 2025
for Katy Terry, Good Grounding / ADHD Foundation
for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025
'UMBRELLA' 2025
I was pleased to be invited to contribute to a Neurodiversity Garden by designer Katy Terry / Good Grounding which will be presented by the ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, before the garden will move to its permanent location at The University of Liverpool.
This project is sponsored by Project Giving Back, which supports gardens for good causes at the RHS Chelsea.
These umbrellas symbolise inclusivity, offering a delicate sense of comfort and protection. They also reflect the emblem of the ADHD Foundation's "Neurodiversity Umbrella Project.
Read on - open the ADHD-Foundation-PRESS-RELEASE here
Photo Credit / Thank you for images by Julie Skelton @julieskeltonphoto
Enquiry about this project
I was pleased to be invited to contribute to a Neurodiversity Garden by designer Katy Terry / Good Grounding which will be presented by the ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, before the garden will move to its permanent location at The University of Liverpool.
This project is sponsored by Project Giving Back, which supports gardens for good causes at the RHS Chelsea.
These umbrellas symbolise inclusivity, offering a delicate sense of comfort and protection. They also reflect the emblem of the ADHD Foundation's "Neurodiversity Umbrella Project.
Read on - open the ADHD-Foundation-PRESS-RELEASE here
Photo Credit / Thank you for images by Julie Skelton @julieskeltonphoto
Enquiry about this project
"Just as plants grow and adapt unexpectedly, people with neurodivergent minds thrive by doing things differently. The garden encourages visitors to "think differently about thinking differently" and to recognise that individuals with neurodiverse conditions may not always behave as expected—a reality that affects 1 in 5 people."