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Nov. 09, 2010
Underwater Art Museum Opens
by Katherine
Jason DeCaires Taylor creates environmental artwork by dropping cement casts of real people onto the ocean floor — creating artificial reefs that help restore coral ecosystems. His latest project, completed this month, is a massive collection of 400 sculptures off … Continue reading →
Visual Art, Jason deCaires Taylor, Marine Ecosystems, Mexico, Sculpture, Tourism
Jul. 15, 2010
Sinking Cement Body Sculptures Brings Ecosystems to Life
by Katherine
This summer, British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor is at work on an unusual environmental art project: creating what will be the world’s largest underwater sculpture park in Cancun, Mexico. The park will consist of over 400 human figures – all … Continue reading →
Visual Art, Grenada, Hurricane Ivan, Jason deCaires Taylor, Marine Ecosystems, Mexico, Sculpture, Tourism
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