Once you learn to snorkel or dive, a whole new world opens up underneath the surface. Here are nine of the most fascinating underwater statues in the world.. Artist Jason de Caires Taylor’s 60-ton concrete sculpture “Ocean Atlas” was sunk off the shallow coast of the Bahamas earlier this year. Watch the video!
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Titled Alluvia, the sculpture depicts a woman in a floral dress sleeping beneath the water. The piece is made from recycled glass, LEDs, and marine stainless steel. Staying in line with Taylor’s commitment to conservation, the work incorporates environmental monitoring sensors and is lit from within at night. It is positioned on the bed of the river, and replaces a previous installation which.. Jason deCaires Taylor MRSS (b.1974), the founder of underwater museums, is an award winning sculptor, environmentalist, and professional underwater photographer. For the past 20 years, Taylor has been creating sculpture parks and museums beneath the waves, submerging over 1,200 living artworks throughout the world’s oceans and seas. Themes explored by these artistic installations include.
