Jason deCaires Taylor Underwater Sculpture

Ocean Atlas - This enormous piece weighed 60 tons when it was finished.

Depth 8m, MUSA Collection, Cancun/Isla Mujeres, Mexico

The Rising Tide in London

The Rising Tide in London

The Rising Tide in London

The Rising Tide in London at high tide

The Collector Depth 8m, MUSA Collection, Cancun/Isla Mujeres, Mexico

The sculptures are incredibly heavy and get stuck to the bottom of the sea floor where algae and sea life merge into one with their new counterparts.

The Banker deCaires says "The Banker has an internal cavity between his buttocks for marine life to inhabit"

The sculptures draw awareness to environmental issues in particular marine issues by bringing divers to the area.

Jason cares deeply for the ocean and its inhabitants, his sculptures draw attention to the reality of losing it if we don't protect it.

'Holy Man' has naturally grown the environment with spouts of coral bursting through him.

'Holy Man's transition of sea growth

People love exploring and diving where deCaires puts his sculptures

Before they're submerged!