Motivul pentru care zeci de mașini din beton vor fi „parcate” pe fundul oceanului, lângă Miami

Des voitures en béton seront installées sous l'eau pour contribuer à la régénération du corail sur le littoral de Miami Beach

Picture MUST credit: The ReefLine Concrete cars are to be installed under water — to help bring back coral to the shore line of the USA’s Miami Beach.The installation by artist Leandro Erlich will be unveiled in October as part of a project called The ReefLine.Erlich's creation is called Concrete Coral and features 22 life-sized cars submerged up six metres underwater.It will feature at the start of ReefLine, a seven-mile / 11.4 km underwater public sculpture park, snorkel trail and hybrid reef. The hope is that it will restore a section of Florida's reef tract while creating a site for public engagement with art and climate resilience. The cars are cast in marine-grade concrete from 3D-printed moulds,A ReefLine spokesman said the sculptures evoke an underwater traffic jam while providing structure for coral growth. Picture supplied byJLPPA,Image: 1032321836, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

Picture MUST credit: The ReefLine Concrete cars are to be installed under water — to help bring back coral to the shore line of the USA’s Miami Beach.The installation by artist Leandro Erlich will be unveiled in October as part of a project called The ReefLine.Erlich's creation is called Concrete Coral and features 22 life-sized cars submerged up six metres underwater.It will feature at the start of ReefLine, a seven-mile / 11.4 km underwater public sculpture park, snorkel trail and hybrid reef. The hope is that it will restore a section of Florida's reef tract while creating a site for public engagement with art and climate resilience. The cars are cast in marine-grade concrete from 3D-printed moulds,A ReefLine spokesman said the sculptures evoke an underwater traffic jam while providing structure for coral growth. Picture supplied byJLPPA,Image: 1032321844, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

Picture MUST credit: The ReefLine Concrete cars are to be installed under water — to help bring back coral to the shore line of the USA’s Miami Beach.The installation by artist Leandro Erlich will be unveiled in October as part of a project called The ReefLine.Erlich's creation is called Concrete Coral and features 22 life-sized cars submerged up six metres underwater.It will feature at the start of ReefLine, a seven-mile / 11.4 km underwater public sculpture park, snorkel trail and hybrid reef. The hope is that it will restore a section of Florida's reef tract while creating a site for public engagement with art and climate resilience. The cars are cast in marine-grade concrete from 3D-printed moulds,A ReefLine spokesman said the sculptures evoke an underwater traffic jam while providing structure for coral growth. Picture supplied byJLPPA,Image: 1032321879, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

Picture MUST credit: The ReefLine Concrete cars are to be installed under water — to help bring back coral to the shore line of the USA’s Miami Beach.The installation by artist Leandro Erlich will be unveiled in October as part of a project called The ReefLine.Erlich's creation is called Concrete Coral and features 22 life-sized cars submerged up six metres underwater.It will feature at the start of ReefLine, a seven-mile / 11.4 km underwater public sculpture park, snorkel trail and hybrid reef. The hope is that it will restore a section of Florida's reef tract while creating a site for public engagement with art and climate resilience. The cars are cast in marine-grade concrete from 3D-printed moulds,A ReefLine spokesman said the sculptures evoke an underwater traffic jam while providing structure for coral growth. Picture supplied byJLPPA,Image: 1032321858, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

Picture MUST credit: The ReefLine Concrete cars are to be installed under water — to help bring back coral to the shore line of the USA’s Miami Beach.The installation by artist Leandro Erlich will be unveiled in October as part of a project called The ReefLine.Erlich's creation is called Concrete Coral and features 22 life-sized cars submerged up six metres underwater.It will feature at the start of ReefLine, a seven-mile / 11.4 km underwater public sculpture park, snorkel trail and hybrid reef. The hope is that it will restore a section of Florida's reef tract while creating a site for public engagement with art and climate resilience. The cars are cast in marine-grade concrete from 3D-printed moulds,A ReefLine spokesman said the sculptures evoke an underwater traffic jam while providing structure for coral growth. Picture supplied byJLPPA,Image: 1032321867, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

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