The MUSA Museum is an underwater contemporary art museum located off the coast of Cancun, Mexico that was established in 2009. It consists of over 500 permanent life-sized sculptures made of specialized materials fixed to the seabed across an area of over 420 square meters and weighing over 200 tons, making it one of the largest underwater artificial art attractions in the world designed to promote coral life.

1. MUSA MUSEUM

2. ● In 2009 a underwater
contemporary museum of art
called MUSA, was formed in the
waters surrounding Cancun.
● To begin this unique museum,
today, MUSA consists of over
500 permanent life-sized
sculptures and is one of the
largest and most ambitious
underwater artificial art
attractions in the world.

3. ● All of the sculptures are fixed to
the seabed and made from
specialized materials used to
promote coral life. The
installations occupy an area of
over 420sq meters and weighing
in at over 200 tons.