There’s still time to experience the striking Red Stack sculpture by internationally acclaimed artist Shaikha Al Mazrou, but not for long. After captivating visitors since its unveiling in the spring, Red Stack will be leaving Tremenheere Gardens this July and heading to its next destination: the University of Birmingham campus.
Don’t miss your opportunity to see this bold and powerful piece nestled within the dramatic natural landscape of one of Cornwall’s most beautiful sculpture gardens.
A bold statement in a serene landscape
Towering in vivid red against the lush, green backdrop of Tremenheere, Red Stack is more than a sculpture, it’s a dialogue between form, colour, and space. Al Mazrou’s work is known for its dynamic tension and architectural presence, and here, surrounded by subtropical planting and sweeping views of Mount’s Bay, Red Stack offers a striking contrast that invites both contemplation and awe.
Commissioned as part of the Future Collect initiative, Red Stack marks a significant moment in the development of public art in the UK. It’s not only a visually arresting piece, it’s a symbol of inclusion, innovation, and global artistic dialogue.
Catch it before it goes
With its departure scheduled for July, visitors have just a few more weeks to see Red Stack in its current home. Whether you’re a long time visitor of Tremenheere or a first-time visitor, this is a perfect opportunity to enjoy the gardens at their summer best, and witness a major contemporary artwork before it moves to Birmingham.
Watch the fascinating making of Red Stack on YouTube here
Plan your visit
📅 Red Stack on view until July 2025 – Gardens open daily, 10.30 – 5.30, last entry 4.30.
🔗 Plan your visit here
Take a walk, soak in the art and nature, and don’t forget to stop by Tremenheere Kitchen, The Shop, Surreal Succulents or browse the gallery for more inspiration.