Guest: Nicky Wil­son, artist and co-founder of Jupiter Art­land, the inno­v­a­tive con­tem­po­rary sculp­ture gar­den in Scotland

Art­works Discussed: 

Charles Jencks, Cells of Life con­sists of eight land­forms and a con­nect­ing cause­way which sur­round four lakes and a flat parterre. The land­forms mark the entrance to Jupiter Art­land and ref­er­ence the cel­lu­lar process of mito­sis. Pho­to by Allan Pollok-Morris

Tracey Emin, I Lay Here For You, a six metre bronze sculp­ture sit­ed per­son­al­ly by the artist in an old-growth beech grove. Pho­to by Allan Pollok-Morris

Phyl­l­i­da Bar­low, quar­ry brings togeth­er three sculp­tur­al objects made from con­crete and steel: two trunk-like columns that rise from the land­scape and a moun­tain­ous flight of ruined steps. Pho­to by Anna Kunst

Images cour­tesy of Jupiter Artland