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In September 2025 we joined with over 27,000 people on the hills of Somerset & Dorset for the joyful unveiling of our Consequences Giant – a wild, whimsical being drawn in secret by many hands.

This collaborative artwork celebrates imagination, connection, and our deepening relationship with the land. Thousands of people witnessed the giant (which is half the size of Wembley Stadium!) revealed in full against the backdrop of ancient hills along with the stunning musical composition by Douglas Dare.

  • Consequences Giant next to Cerne Abbas Giant

    Cerne Abbas

    The Consequences Giant appeared next to the Cerne Abbas Giant. Image captured by David Levene - The Guardian.

    🎥 Click here to watch the moment unfold

  • People walking in a park during daytime, with a colorful Consequences Giant in the foreground and a cityscape with buildings, solar panels, and green trees in the background.

    Yeovil

    13–14 September 2025

    Consequences in Yeovil
    Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 September 2025
    Summerhouse Hill & Yeovil town centre

    Saturday 13 September

    From 10am: The Giant awakened on Summerhouse Hill with the soundscape and creative activities

    12pm: The Together We Are Giant Parade, started at Nine Springs Café and processed through Yeovil to Summerhouse Hill with the community members who created the giant who saw the whole giant for the first time.

    12.30–4pm: Drop in free creative workshops led by artist Grace Emily Manning & Sita Brahmachari.

    Part of Inside Out Dorset.

  • Visitors viewing a large Consequences artwork on a hillside with ruins of an Corfe Castle at the top.

    Corfe Castle

    20–21 September 2025

    Corfe Castle

    Part of Inside Out Dorset

Line of people walking up a grassy hill on a narrow dirt trail with a fence on the right side, some wearing safety vests and hats, under a clear blue sky.
An aerial view of a grassy field with a large, colorful painting on the left side and a white outline of a figure on the right side made in the grass.
Workers installing or repairing a large, colorful artwork on a sloped hillside, with a small village and green hills in the background.
A group of people, including children and adults, are walking and holding flags along a grassy hill in an outdoor setting on a sunny day, with a cityscape in the background.
A large, colorful textile artwork depicting a butterfly with flowers hangs on a grassy hillside below an ancient castle ruins.
A hill with a large castle ruins at the top, a colorful mural on the hillside, trees at the base, colorful banners that say "Together We Are G.I.A.N.T," and a person walking with a tripod in a grassy field.
Tourists viewing a large colorful tapestry featuring an elephant and floral motifs on a hillside near ancient ruins.
Close-up of a colorful floral mural featuring a large sunflower with bright yellow petals and a dark center, with abstract and vibrant background elements.
A large colorful mural being installed on a grassy hillside by workers with equipment.
An aerial view of a large, colorful, intricate artwork being created on a hillside using a giant transparent sheet, with artists working around it, in a grassy rural landscape with hills, trees, and cloudy sky.
A large, colorful mosaic artwork is laid out on the grass in an open area on a hillside. Several people are working on or near the mosaic, and the scene includes a canopy tent and white bags or supplies on the ground.
Four women standing outdoors in a grassy field, smiling. Behind them, hillside with trees and a painting or mural on the slope, and some signs on the grass.

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View fullsize Today at 12noon @beccagill will be chatting with @sita.brahmachari and @naturecalling25 all about the Consequences Giant and how over 200 people came together to create this new giant. A huge ritual of belonging and a new myth for now. Seen by over 2
View fullsize 🌿 It’s BBC's Wild about Nature week 🌿 We’re inviting you to step outside and join us in a bit of Wild Making — our Radical Ritual space where you can play along at home. Head to the Wild Making page on our website (link in bio)
View fullsize ✨ The journey of the Consequences Giant ✨ Back in May, as part of @naturecalling25, over 200 of us walked the Cerne Abbas hillsides, gathering natural materials to create a new giant together – a myth of belonging, healing and nature for our t
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Consequences is a Radical Ritual Production that has been commissioned by the Dorset National Landscape as part of Nature Calling, a project of the National Landscapes Association, in partnership with Activate and supported by Poetry School. Funded by Arts Council England, Defra and the Dorset National Landscape.  Supported by Imaginators.

The word 'activate' in bold black letters with a small red arrow above the letter 'i'. Below it, the phrase 'performing arts' in green letters.
Logo of the National Landscapes Association featuring a white directional sign, a stylized river, and a leaf, with the organization's name in black text on a white background.
Stylized pink and purple landscape illustration with trees alongside the text "Dorset National Landscape" in bold black letters.
A black and white drawing of a crown with intricate details and a shield at the center.
Logo of Arts Council England with text indicating support through public funding.
Logo for Inside Out Dorset with the words "Inside Out" in bold black letters and "Dorset" in white on a green background.
A computer screen displaying a website with a black background and various charts and graphs.
A circular design with the words "Radical Ritual" surrounded by celestial and botanical illustrations including a crescent moon, a planet, and leafy branches, in black and white.
Pink and dark pink abstract patterned background with the text 'Welcome to the Cafe' in black script.