By / Edited and reported by the editorial team of MOOK Scenic Spots Travel Life Network
In Germany, you can authentically admire the underwater wonders of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. Berlin artist Yadegar Asisi launched the "Great Barrier Reef" projection project, showcasing the Australian Great Barrier Reef at a 1:1 scale inside an old gasometer 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 gasometer into an art exhibition space, presenting the Great Barrier Reef in a 1:1 ratio before visitors’ eyes. (Image source / asisi Photo / Tom Schulze)
The underwater splendor of the Great Barrier Reef is authentically displayed before visitors. (Image source / asisi Photo / Tom Schulze)
No need to dive underwater—take in the view of the world’s largest coral reef from above. (Image source / asisi Photo / Tom Schulze)
The interplay of light and shadow underwater seems like a mesmerizing dance with the reef and fish. (Image source / asisi Photo / Tom Schulze)
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