The ancient traditions and magnificent art of Japanese garden design continue to exercise an enormous, international influence on contemporary garden architecture. 21st Century Garden Art is proud to present a filmed portrait of Shunmyo Masuno, the internationally recognized master of Japanese...

Topher Delaney of San Francisco exploits the excellent conditions of California's climate to create highly individualized private gardens. In designing her spiritual gardens, Delaney draws upon her experiences with Zen Buddhism, pursuing an integrative process far exceeding the demands of classic...

Vladimir Sitta arrived in Australia only twenty years ago. Since then, the Czech native has proven himself a ground breaking innovator in contemporary landscape architecture - not only in the creation of gardens for his adopted home of Sydney, but in widely ranging projects throughout the "Fifth...

Ivan Hicks is very likely England's drollest garden artist. For, in a whimsical design style of a decidedly surrealistic bent, Hicks' art succeeds in deftly combining respect for mythic tradition to a profoundly modern worldview.

Living and working on the Island of Bali, Made Wijaya is considered THE leading contemporary exponent of exotic garden design. To date, the fifty year old gardener has created more than seven hundred tropical gardens.

In a sheltered valley in the county of Surrey there lies England's most beautiful sculpture park. The area has been laid out by the New Zealand garden architect Anthony Paul. The selection of sculptures is made by his wife, the gallery owner Hannah Peschar.

These historic gardens were then supplemented by a remarkable, wholly modern counterpart: "The Eden Project," the world's largest greenhouse.

Comprised of Bertram Weisshaar, Katja Heinecke and Reinhard Krehl, each a graduate in landscape design, Atelier Alias is dedicated to exploring new means of perceiving landscapes and municipal land use.

Adriaan Geuze and his team "West 8", working in Europe's most densely populated country, seek in their urban landscape planning to reconcile modern, mass culture to the Netherlands' natural environment.

Visits to Caruncho's Madrid home, with its remarkably contemplative water garden, as well as visits to a selection of his seminal works, including his internationally celebrated masterwork "The Wheat Garden."