Large-scale Sculptures

We build sculptures, sometimes sunken into the Ocean to become living coral reefs and habitats for fish, sometimes staying on land.

Underwater Sculptures

We have lost half of our coral reefs in the last 30 years and are estimated to lose 90% of our reefs in the next 30 years.
We use art to catalyze region-wide reef restoration efforts.

Mazu

Deployed in 2018, Mazu was gifted to a dive community in Koh Tao, Thailand. They built 36 pyramids around her and transplanted over 5000 corals. It is now a thriving dive and restoration site.

Atabey

The Mother of Waters from the Arawak/Taino indigenous people of the Carribean, she was deployed in Sosua, Dominican Republic in 2023. She is a a part of a region wide restoration effort involving marine protection, coral farming and gardening and mangrove restoration.