Sunnyfields Farm, a family-run organic farm in Southampton, has secured a place in history with a colossal tribute to the “Prince of Darkness,” Ozzy Osbourne. On October 10, 2025, the farm officially broke the Guinness World Record for the largest cucurbita (pumpkin/squash) mosaic image, covering a “mammoth” 2,281 square feet.

The massive portrait, constructed from hundreds of meticulously selected pumpkins and squashes, captured the iconic rocker in stunning agricultural detail, proving that some masterpieces are best crafted from materials destined to disappear.

A Feat of Seasonal Engineering

The record-breaking effort was the culmination of months of planning and design by the Nelson family, owners of Sunnyfields Farm, who are known for their ambitious annual Halloween displays. The final mosaic, which was officially measured and verified by Guinness World Records adjudicator Pravin Patel, required an immense array of produce, carefully chosen and placed to create texture, depth, and shading.

“The scale and artistic merit of this piece are extraordinary,” Patel said, confirming the mosaic’s new status.

The project is more than just a large-scale artistic undertaking; it is a logistical challenge built on perishable materials. It blends traditional farming with modern creative expression, challenging the creators to work against decay and weather to ensure the temporary structure lasted through the Halloween season.

Celebrity Seal of Approval

The unveiling of the portrait, which drew peak media attention around the end of October, was amplified by the attendance of Ozzy Osbourne’s own family. His wife, Sharon Osbourne, and daughter, Kelly Osbourne, were present at the event, offering their appreciation for the unique and humbling tribute.

This convergence of celebrity culture and seasonal harvest highlights a growing trend in event planning, where creative, record-breaking displays are used to engage communities and promote local agriculture.

Impact and Legacy

The record-breaking display has brought significant short-term economic benefit to Sunnyfields Farm through increased visitation and media exposure. Beyond the seasonal buzz, the achievement sets a new benchmark for agricultural art and event-based marketing.

While the mosaic itself is a temporary creation, destined to be dismantled after the Halloween season, its legacy is now permanently etched in the Guinness World Records. The event has solidified Sunnyfields Farm’s reputation for innovative displays and cemented the shared memory of a truly unique seasonal spectacle.