| Comune: | Seggiano (Grosseto) |
| Sito internet: | www.danielspoerri.org |

Eclectic contemporary artist Daniel Spoerri has worked as a dancer, choreographer, mime artist, poet and writer. As the inventor of "Eat Art", Spoerri is known internationally for his tableaux pièges. After having lived in New York, on the tiny Greek island of Simi in the Dodecanese, in Düsseldorf, Paris as well as other parts of the world, involving himself in a whole range of different experiences, Spoerri came to the little town of Seggiano in the second half of the 1990s, where he began work on the installations for a new sculpture park museum project. The contemporary works of art, dotted around the 15-hectare park in an apparently random sequence in the broad grassy areas and copses, blend in with their surroundings so well as to seem camouflaged. In addition to admiring the sculptures, visitors can also go on a botanical tour of the estate: the various trees and plants are accompanied by descriptions of species and their particular qualities. The "Giardino di Daniel Spoerri: Hic Terminus Haeret" Foundation is based in Daniel Spoerri's workshop home, from which he not only runs the museum-park, but also offers study and research stays for all those involved in artistic research and experimentation. As well as the works of Daniel Spoerri, the garden also displays many works by his artist friends, including: Eva Aeppli, Arman, Till Augustin, Ay-o, Roberto Barni, Erik Dietman, Katharina Duwen, Karl Gerstner, Luciano Ghersi , Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Alfonso Hüppi, Juliane Kühn, Zoltan Ludwig Kruse, Bernhard Luginbühl, Ursi Luginbühl, Birgit Neumann, Luigi Mainolfi, Meret Oppenheim, Dieter Roth, Susanne Runge, Uwe Schloen, Kimitake Sato, Pavel Schmidt, Esther Seidel, Patrick Steiner, Jesus Rafael Soto, Paul Talman, André Thomkins, Jean Tinguely, Roland Topor and Paul Wiedmer.