The Museum of Underwater Sculptures officially opened on 1 August at Agia Napa, Cyprus.
British acclaimed sculptor Jason de Caires Taylor, a representative of the eco-art movement, has created the 93 underwater sculptures, which have enthralled visitors.
The installation was made to resemble a path through a dense underwater forest, with artworks designed to attract marine life so that the artworks change and develop organically.
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Swimmers with mask and flippers and divers, will be able to tour around an underwater forest, the first of its kind in the world.
The sculptures are submerged at a depth of 8-10 metres.
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