Looks like an underwater Museum in the Maldives (photos)
A series of sculptural works is a tribute to the coral reefs surrounding the resort.
“Corollarium” is the first Museum in the world, which is half submerged in water. Recently opened in the Maldives, he has gathered a lot of rave reviews of tourists.
The Museum, located on the coral island, created by the famous British artist and diving instructor Jason Taylor.
Taylor is the author of many subsea installations, including the Creator of the underwater sculpture Park in the Gulf Molinier in the Caribbean. There are 65 adorn the human figures in the natural growth. Underwater figures of the sculptor can be seen in the UK, Crete, Mexico, Spain and other places.
The series of sculptural works in the Maldives — is a tribute to the marine life and coral reefs surrounding the resort. The artist hopes to draw attention to the issue of the protection of Maldivian reefs and marine biodiversity.
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