Set against the breath taking backdrop of 500,000 sunflowers and over 50 million wildflowers, The Last Footprint features eight large-scale sculptures crafted entirely from sustainable and reclaimed materials, including timber from our family farm in Milton Keynes and offcuts donated by Linnell Bros Timber Merchants in Towcester.
Each piece of the exhibition represents a species which is considered to be vulnerable to extinction in the wild. The sculptures form a moving tribute to the fragile beauty of the natural world and the impact each life leaves behind.
Nestled amongst our flower fields, it’s a powerful reminder that every life, like every petal, is part of a greater cycle and that we all leave a mark.
Whether you’re an art lover, a family seeking summer adventures, or a nature enthusiast, The Last Footprint offers something unique: an immersive experience that blends environmental awareness with the joy of outdoor discovery.
This is more than an exhibition.
It’s a quiet call to notice, to remember, and to act.
Engaging Outdoor Discovery Activities for Kids
We’ve always wanted The Patch to be about more than just a fun day out. It’s about creating meaningful memories, and this installation is exactly that. It’s beautiful, yes, but it’s also thought-provoking and deeply moving. We are looking forward to seeing these imposing sculptures against the backdrop of our gorgeous sunflowers as they go through their lifecycle from bud to bloom.