Underwater Sculpture Parks

Jason deCaires Taylor creates large-scale underwater sculpture parks that serve as artificial coral reefs. His sculptures, often figurative and made from pH-neutral materials, are submerged in carefully selected ocean locations. Over time, these submerged artworks become colonized by marine life, transforming into living habitats for corals and other sea creatures. Taylor's work explores the symbiotic relationship between art and the natural environment, addressing themes of marine conservation, climate change, and the interconnectedness of ecosystems. These underwater galleries offer a unique experience for divers and snorkelers while providing crucial habitat restoration.

Environmental Art

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