In a landmark documentary, Dr James Fox travels around Britain to explore our creative relationship with the natural world. From prehistoric earthworks and landscaped gardens to extraordinary land art by artists such as David Nash, James Turrell and Andy Goldsworthy, the film will offer a lyrical portrait of our island landscape, shaped and re-imagined through centuries of human interaction. As part of the film, acclaimed artist Katie Paterson works on an ambitious new public art work, Hollow, built from 10,000 different species of wood, which members of the public will help discover and will form a permanent installation at the University of Bristol’s Royal Fort Gardens.