Jason deCaires Taylor is an English artist known for contemporary works of art where he builds life-size sculptures of people and submerges them in water.
In time, those sculptures become part of the natural landscape, forming artificial reefs full of marine life.
His works include:
Grace Reef, Moilinere Bay Sculpture Park , Grenada 2006
Vicissitudes, Moilinere Bay Sculpture Park, Grenada 2006
The Lost Correspondent, Moilinere Bay Sculpture Park, Grenada 2006
The unstill Life, Moilinere Bay Sculpture Park, Grenada 2006.
Alluvia, The Stour River, Canterbury, Kent April 2008.
Inverted Solitude The National Diving and Activities Centre, Chepstow, commission in April 2008 for Smart Art Television
The Un-still Life II a land-based commission, hosted by the Municipality of Paliani Stone Symposium in Crete, Greece, August 2008.
Hombre en llamas (Man on Fire), MUSA, Cancun, November 2009
La Jardinera de la Esperanza (The Gardener of Hope), MUSA, Cancun, November 2009
El colecionista de los sueños (The Dream Collector), MUSA, Cancun, November 2009
La Evolución Silenciosa (The Silent Evolution), MUSA, Cancun, November, 2011.
You can find explanations of these works of art on his website.
Meanwhile, behold the gorgeous pictures as shared with me by my good friend Agnes Semaan through this website:
A Separate State of Mind | A Blog by Elie Fares 
this is amazing, wow oO somehow these pics gave me the creeps, but it’s real fascinating. especially the one with the writing desk, haha 🙂 I’m impressed, that’s true art.
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I know. Absolutely stunning.
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Oh My Goodness !
I would love to see it live.
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You’ll have to go to Cancun :p
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Did not imagine it to be that good! Thanks for the share
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You’re welcome! I’m glad you liked them 🙂
Still waiting on the input on that other thing :p
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