Underwater Museums by Jason deCaires Taylor

Museo Atlántico, Lanzarote, Spain. 2016 Jason deCaires Taylor

Jason deCaires Taylor is renowned for creating immersive underwater art installations that blend art, nature, and environmental consciousness. His innovative work reimagines the underwater realm as a public art space allowing each creation to evolve into living, evolving ecosystems. Over the past 20 years, Taylor has collaborated with local communities around the globe, creating a series of Underwater Museums. Each project transforms barren or damaged seabeds into flourishing habitats. These spaces redefine our understanding of the underwater world by assigning it the same cultural and ecological importance as traditional museums, emphasising the importance of preservation, conservation, and education. 

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Worldwide Impact So Far...

Sculptures
1

Tidal and Submerged Works

Museums
8

Large Scale Underwater Projects

MPA
1

Newly Created For Project

Increase
1 %

In Marine Biomass

New Corals
6000

Throughout Museums

increase
66 %

In Fish Abundance

Features
1 M+

In news articles, magazines, tv, documentaries and online media outlets

visitors
500 k+

Worldwide – Yearly

sqm
10500 +

New Artificial Reefs Created

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