Kim and Marie Perrier opened their Sculpture and Waterfall Gardens for public viewing in 2021. The garden was lovingly created over the last 30 years, beginning with collecting granite rocks to create raised garden beds, waterfalls, and enticing resting areas that evolved into an art space to exhibit Kim's sculptures.  Marie is an inspired gardener who has enriched the visual splendour with diverse plant species, colours and textures. Visitors are welcome to drive in and enjoy the garden by day or as the sun begins to set and the solar lights, begin to shine on the sculptures, offering a unique visual experience.

Kim's latest sculptures have won 'People's Choice' Awards every year for the last seven years including Bunbury, Rockingham and Dunsbourgh exhibitions.

Kim's works also exist in many public collections, including the 'Understory Walk' in Northcliffe, featuring 49 Carbonature human sculptures nestled in the trees. these offer visitors a symbol of our symbiotic relationship with our environment and the vital need to care for Mother Nature to survive.

Kim's 'Ashes to Ashes' won the 'People's Choice Award' in 2015 at Bondi's Sculptures by the Sea.  Visitors to Bridgetown can see it on the main street, in front of the Bridgetown Pottery Restaurant. Another 20 large-scale 'Carbonature' sculptures, which began as a community project again,  to inspire us to honour Mother Nature, can be enjoyed behind the Rabbit Hole in Bridgetown.

Kim is also a creative technologist having developed 7 globally unique sculptural forms. He has also depicted the human form in 4 unique styles, employing a wide selection of materials and techniques.