'Coccolith'
Tatsfield, England
This circular artwork represents the ancient microscopic organisms that created the chalk foundations of the North Downs Way.
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Located in Tatsfield, England, Coccolith is a unique dry-stone sculpture inspired by ancient marine organisms. Created by artists INSTAR, this circular structure on the North Downs Way blends art with nature.
Built from local materials, it features five engraved stone seats and a top planted with wildflowers, offering visitors a place to rest and connect with the landscape’s 65-million-year history. This evolving artwork serves as a haven for local wildlife and a tribute to the area’s geological past.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Know Before You Go
The sculpture is located opposite the Titsey Brewery, which is a great place to visit during lunchtime. Sunset is also great from the site.
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