London artist Jason Taylor has installed a series of his sculptures under the sea off the coast of Grenada. The aim of the sculpture park is to create a unique space which highlights environmental processes and celebrates local culture. The structure will allow soft and hard corals, algae and sponges to colonise creating an artificial reef. Sadly, not many will get to experience it first hand, but there is a video on the site showing this wonderful creation in all it's glory.
What's Driving This Trend
- Underwater Art Installations
- There is an opportunity to create more underwater art installations that showcase the beauty of our oceans while raising awareness about environmental issues.
- Eco-tourism
- Developing eco-tourism destinations that offer unique experiences and contribute to conservation efforts can be a disruptive innovation opportunity.
- Sustainable Infrastructure
- Building more sustainable infrastructure underwater that fosters the growth of marine life can be a disruptive innovation opportunity.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- The art industry can explore creating more underwater art installations that showcase creativity while raising awareness about environmental issues.
- Tourism
- The tourism industry can invest in developing eco-tourism destinations that offer unique experiences and contribute to conservation efforts.
- Engineering
- The engineering industry can explore building more sustainable infrastructure underwater that fosters the growth of marine life.
