Mushroom Jun's America's Wanderlust Mexico, Cancun Follow the women's island rafting team to the sea, look down, you will find a group of sculptures looking up at you on the blue sea floor. This is the largest underwater museum in the world, built by British artist Jason Taylor. From the perspective of snorkeling, the poses of those divers together with the sculptures constitute a wonderful picture. Jason was born in the UK in 1974. He graduated from the London College of Art in 1998 with a degree in sculpture. After graduation, he became a full-time diving instructor and underwater naturalist. In 2006, Taylor began underwater sculpture creation. Established the world's first underwater sculpture park. His work gradually transforms into actual coral reefs over time, corals grow on sculptures, fish groups build nests in sculptures, and works perfectly blend into the seabed environment, and artists also pass his Creation enhances people's awareness of marine environmental protection.