British sculptor Jason de Caires Taylor's underwater wonders to create a Marine Park in Cancun, Mexico. In a project called "The Silent Evolution", Taylor created a sculpture garden under the sea, which also became an artificial reef. He seemed to conjure the sea into an art gallery with 400 figures put the statue, which took models from local residents.
In a project called "The Silent Evolution", British sculptor Jason de Caires Taylor's underwater sculpture park created, which also became an artificial reef. Photo: Jason de Caires Taylor
The statues are made of special cement that allowed him to serve as artificial reefs for marine animals of interest. Photo: Jason de Caires Taylor
This figure sculptures modeled on the locals. Photo: Jason de Caires Taylor
Some species of fish makes the collection of these statues as a residence. Photo: Jason de Caires Taylor
The statues are located at a depth of 9 meters this is the first step of making an underwater museum named Moses, or the Museo de Arte Subacuático. Photo: Jason de Caires Taylor
A diver to enjoy the charm of the sculptures under the sea off the coast of Cancun, Mexico. Photo: Jason de Caires Taylor
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