These are so cool, especially the first one! I like the fact that he puts them underwater; they'll probably erode in some fairly unusual ways, making the pieces even more interesting. However, I am curious as to whether or not he makes them on dry land and simply places them underwater, or if the creation process is sub-surface as well.
This is probably one of the coolest things I've seen. The sculptures alone are already really good, but putting them underwater with the plain gray style is really... death-esque, it's got that Moby Dick, the-sea-is-death vibe which is really dope.
James deCaires Taylor makes beautiful underwater sculptures like these ones.They are calm and mysterious.
These are so cool, especially the first one! I like the fact that he puts them underwater; they'll probably erode in some fairly unusual ways, making the pieces even more interesting. However, I am curious as to whether or not he makes them on dry land and simply places them underwater, or if the creation process is sub-surface as well.
ReplyDeleteThis is probably one of the coolest things I've seen. The sculptures alone are already really good, but putting them underwater with the plain gray style is really... death-esque, it's got that Moby Dick, the-sea-is-death vibe which is really dope.
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