Henry Moore sculptures installed at Kew Gardens for summer exhibition

Kew Gardens in London is hosting 'Henry Moore: Monumental Nature', an outdoor exhibition of the sculptor's large-scale works. The show places Moore's organic, abstract bronzes among the botanical gardens' landscapes, creating a dialogue between art and nature. The exhibition runs through the summer, featuring iconic pieces that explore the human form and natural world. Moore, a leading British modernist, often drew inspiration from natural forms, making Kew an apt setting. The display includes monumental reclining figures and abstract forms, some over 5 meters tall. Visitors can encounter the sculptures along garden paths and against backdrops of historic glasshouses and exotic plants. The Financial Times review describes the meeting as 'startling, stunning'.