A place of harmony and connection
A place of inspiration, where art and design create an energy and beauty that touches the human emotions. Sculptures co-exist with the horses and nature.
A place where horses are free to reconnect with their wildness and to live in a herd and build deep and meaningful relationship.
A place where nature is allowed to take care of itself, and the natural processes shape the garden and the land and repair damaged ecosystems.
Wildness determines the rhythm of life at Moon Mountain
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A Garden based on Wildness
Gardens represent the ultimate control of nature by humans. Gardens reflect the driving desire for people to control, change manipulate to create beds of flowering beauty. Such order pleases the human eye.
Such controlled order doesn’t exist in the wild and the garden at Moon Mountain has taken its inspiration from the wild ecosystem on the Sunshine Coast.
Who does a garden exist for? The human inhabitants or the wildlife in all its living forms? A garden for humans relies on order, mass plantings, weed eradication, swathes of water hungry lawns. An English parkland or cottage garden springs to mind.
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