Rolling hills and idyllic countryside, doesn't it sometimes all get rather twee? Art dealers Coates and Scarry seem to think so, which is why they've curated Unnatural - Natural History, an exhibition which pushes the boundaries of nature.
The show creates a world in which humans are no longer dominant, genetic mutations prevail and the environment turns bad. Distorted fairytale scenes and blinged up taxidermy mingle with huge feather sculptures and humans with animal heads.
So do you think this would be a fun place to throw a wild rumpus? Will you be donning a sheep skull and joining in, or running for the hills? Check out our gallery below to decide.
Unnatural - Natural History is on at Royal West of England Academy (RWA) until 23 September.