GoGo sculpture trail collection transforms Norfolk home

The building has seen visitors come from as far as Australia to see the vibrant sculptures sitting in the garden – all purchased from GoGo sculpture art trails of years gone by. 

Timm Hay with his GoGo collection (Image: Break) Timm Hay with his GoGo collection (Image: Break) Its owner is local businessman Timm Hay and his family.  

It was then he took his children on the GoGoGorilla’s trail and his collection has grown ever since. 

He said: “I had no idea from winning that first Gorilla at auction it would end up like this.” 

Timm Hay with his GoGo collection (Image: Break) Timm Hay with his GoGo collection (Image: Break) His collection currently includes five dragons, a gorilla, two hares and two T-rex sculptures. 

As some can be seen from the road, the sculptures have become a local attraction, drawing visitors from as far away as China, Australia and New Zealand. The family also loan the sculptures out to schools and hospitals with all donations going directly to Break.

Mr Hay added: “I’ve loved supporting the trails. They are such a clever and unique idea, and the artwork on them is incredible. They really are a collector’s item.  

Timm Hay with his GoGo collection (Image: Break) Timm Hay with his GoGo collection (Image: Break) “My main aim at the auctions is to help Break get the most out of the evening as I know what a big fundraiser it is. Although my enthusiasm has meant I may have purchased some sculptures I didn’t mean to. 

“I’d love to be back for the next auction. I would really encourage those who can, to consider bidding – not only are you acquiring unique art pieces, but you’re also helping a fantastic charity.” 

• The GoGoSafari auction will be held on October 2 at Saxon Air from 6pm.  To register to bid on a sculpture either in person on the night or online, visit break-charity.org/auction