From 24th March to 27th April 2025, Battersea Power Station is home to one of the largest collections of eggs on display as part of The Big Egg Hunt, a free city-wide art trail supporting Elephant Family, in partnership with Clarence Court.
Explore 21 large-scale egg sculptures placed both inside and outside the Power Station, visitors will have the chance to explore and admire these incredible creations from some of the world’s most talented artists including Mr Doodle, LUAP and Ryan Lanji.
The Big Egg Hunt is a free self-guided art trail, which invites people to embark on an ‘egg-citing’ egg hunt across the capital, ticking off each discovery on an app that reveals prizes along the way.
About Elephant Family
The Big Egg Hunt 2025 is held in aid of Asia’s wildlife charity, Elephant Family, in partnership with Clarence Court. Founded by HRH The Queen’s late brother, Mark Shand, Elephant Family is dedicated to the conservation of Asian wildlife and the protection of vital habitats. Since its inception, the charity has raised over £22 million to support conservation projects and is the only charity of which The King and Queen are joint Presidents.
When the exhibition concludes, the egg sculptures will be auctioned to raise vital funds for Elephant Family.
