Preview of the new underwater sculptures in Cancun, Mexico by Jason deCaires Taylor

A short trailer of the first three sculptures installed in the National Marine Park of Cancun, Isla Mujeres and Punta Nizuc. The placements mark the opening of the new Cancun and Isla Mujeres underwater Museum.

[@kenc803]

This is a fascinating way to promote coral reef growth. Absolutely brilliant!

[@mx6lover]

Intense! Pure genius! Now the fishies have something to look at and I can scuba below to join them.

[@cd12345678]

simply beautiful! Great work.

[@08maricuca]

BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@fk1386]

Wow I'm going to Cancun soon, can't wait to check this out! Hopefully it won't be too expensive to dive tho...

[@btownmxer]

Went on this dive about a week ago. It was amazing! Dive Cancun if you ever get the chance

[@akarmoussaittizi3012]

Eco-Magical ! Bravoo ! I love it !

[@abrapper9460]

i love this It is very innovative

[@szanika26]

:) I hope once I can dive there...

[@deepinthewoods]

wonderful

[@virgodrum]

I love this ,,,,,Thanks for much for your genius Jason. I will be watching your career. Does anyone know what this music is called? Its heavenly.

[@AIAIUHUH]

LINDOOO! :x

[@chocolate9076]

woooooooooooooooooooooow

[@boysangur]

Trolling future archeologists

[@KrishnaKumariChalla]

Good Idea but I prefer natural sculptures like coral reefs!

[@alexander1485]

why put statues under water, isn't that where ruins and things that crash/sink go?

[@silentmajor]

@Drckrishnakumari how more natural can it be than to have the human element without witch nothing has any meaning.