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May 20, 2016
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Discover How Spain’s Spectacular Underwater Museum Took Shape

Jason de Caires Taylor’s art is like no other, a paradox of creation, constructed to be assimilated by the ocean and transformed from inert objects into living breathing coral reefs, portraying human intervention as both positive and life-encouraging. Numerous publications and documentaries have featured his extraordinary work, including the BBC, CNN, USA Today, the Guardian, Vogue, New Scientist and the Discovery Channel, yet nothing can quite do justice to the ephemeral nature of his art; for each actual visit to his sites is both unique and subject to the dynamic, fluctuating environment of the ocean.

Watch the video below to hear Taylor explain the inspiration and technology behind Europe’s first underwater contemporary art museum.

Originally featured on NBC News

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