The Vanderberg shipwreck located at the bottom of the sea off Key West, Florida and which has been a marine sunctuary for over two years, is now a location for photography exhibition. Austrian artist Andrea Franke created a collection of digitally layered photographs, which have been displayed on the weather deck of the 522-foot former military ship that stands in 120 feet of water.
Franke’s exhibit, entitled “Vandenberg: Life Below the Surface” consists of 12 oversized images that have been attached to the ship using strong magnets. The Artist Franke visited the Vandenberg and took several photographs of the wreck, and placed humans in the backdrop of the ship.
"VANDERBERG:LIFE BELLOW THE SURFACE" AN EXHBITION UNDERWATER
Franke’s exhibit, entitled “Vandenberg: Life Below the Surface” consists of 12 oversized images that have been attached to the ship using strong magnets. The Artist Franke visited the Vandenberg and took several photographs of the wreck, and placed humans in the backdrop of the ship.
"VANDERBERG:LIFE BELLOW THE SURFACE" AN EXHBITION UNDERWATER
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