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400 human figures carved by British artist Jason Taylor in the Mexican Caribbean look at a unique museum that makes necessary diving equipment, in a warm, clear waters teeming with colorful fish, to enjoy its beauty.
This is Cancun Underwater Museum (MUSA), located between the resort of Cancun and Isla Mujeres to a depth of eight meters, which can be visited today with snorkel or scuba gear.
The sculptures rest on a concrete base of twelve tons in order to avoid the force of the waves of displaced women and can withstand the presence of a hurricane, very common and powerful in this region.
The edge used 120 tons of cement, 400 kilos of silicone and three thousand 800 meters of fiberglass.
This is Cancun Underwater Museum (MUSA), located between the resort of Cancun and Isla Mujeres to a depth of eight meters, which can be visited today with snorkel or scuba gear.
The sculptures rest on a concrete base of twelve tons in order to avoid the force of the waves of displaced women and can withstand the presence of a hurricane, very common and powerful in this region.
The edge used 120 tons of cement, 400 kilos of silicone and three thousand 800 meters of fiberglass.