Underwater Sculpture Gallery  

The Underwater Sculpture Gallery in Grenada, West Indies is a project started in May 2006 by sculptor Jason Taylor, with the support of the Grenadian Ministry of Tourism and Culture.



This is a unique artistic enterprise, celebrating Caribbean culture and highlighting environmental processes, such as coral reef re-generation. The Underwater Sculpture Park also explores the ever-changing relationships of Art and the environment. As you can see below, the sculptures continue to evolve and grow.

Here is a series of sculptures ready to go into the water:



And here's how they look after placement:











A year later they look like this:



Here is another sculpture before it's placed into the ocean:



Underwater, it takes on a whole new look:







Wow... creepy, huh?



Here's another one:











Aren't these cool?
I wonder what they'll look like 50 years from now.







Source: Underwatersculpture.com