These Underwater Sculptures Will Take Your Breath Away

    British artist Jason deCaires Taylor is a skilled diver and photographer, but his most well-known for the mesmerising art he creates for the sea bed.

    In 2006 he produced Vicissitudes, a ring of 26 children holding hands located 5 metres down in Moilinere Bay, Grenada.

    He uses a mixture that encourages coral inhabitation so that the sculptures slowly evolve.

    At the same site, there's The Lost Correspondent, a man seated at a desk covered with articles from the Cuban revolution.

    It has likewise "evolved".

    He unveiled his latest sculptures last year. They're located off the coast of Cancun, Mexico.

    It follows his 2010 work The Silent Evolution, which created the largest underwater sculpture park in the world.