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In Germany, you can authentically experience the underwater splendor of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. Berlin artist Yadegar Asisi launched the "Great Barrier Reef" projection project, displaying the reef’s scenery at a 1:1 scale inside an old gas tank in Leipzig, Germany — allowing visitors to marvel at the reef’s grandeur without boarding a plane.
Witness the world’s largest coral reef landscape in Germany. (Image source / asisi Photo / Tom Schulze)
Berlin artist Yadegar Asisi transformed an old gas tank into an art exhibition space, presenting the Great Barrier Reef’s scenery at a 1:1 scale before visitors’ eyes. (Image source / asisi Photo / Tom Schulze)
The underwater vistas of the Great Barrier Reef are authentically brought to life before visitors. (Image source / asisi Photo / Tom Schulze)
No need to dive underwater — you can take in the view of the world’s largest coral reef. (Image source / asisi Photo / Tom Schulze)
The interplay of light and shadow underwater is mesmerizing, as if engaging in a captivating dance with the coral reefs and fish below. (Image source / asisi Photo / Tom Schulze)
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