Underwater sculpture

The world-renowned underwater sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor has completed one of his most ambitious works yet – a man-made reef in the shallow waters off a beach voted Indonesia's best by Tripadvisor. For more than a decade, the British-born artist has created hauntingly beautiful sculptures in waters from the Caribbean to the Canary Islands and the River Thames. Read our early interview with him here, and our features on his work at the Museo Atlantico in Lanzarote, the Museo Subaquático…

Jason deCaires Taylor, a neighboring exhibitor at the 57th Venice Biennale, has been making sunken statues since 2006.

Underwater Museums - Taylor’s underwater sculpture is assimilated by the ocean and transformed from inert objects into living breathing reefs

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If you’re one of those people who usually run for the hills at the mere mention of the word ‘museum’, you might finally have a reason to stick around. A

Artist Jason deCaires Taylor takes sculpture to new depths in the Bahamas

The art of Jason deCaires Taylor is situated within this emerging environmental paradigm of art, taking the viewer to the depths of the ocean.

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!

After installing the first underwater sculpture park in 2006, Jason deCaires Taylor has continued adding underwater museums throughout the...

For divers looking for a unique experience in the Caribbean, the Grenada Underwater Sculpture Park with 100 sculptures is a must visit!