Watch: British sculptor creates a marine exhibition in Tuscany

Watch: British sculptor creates a marine exhibition in Tuscany
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By Sinead Barry with ITRAI
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Young's Carrara Marble structures are eight metres below the sea and contribute to conserving the area's underwater ecosystem.

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British sculptor Emily Young has created an entire "submarine" exhibition in Tuscany.

The exhibition is made for scuba divers to enjoy but also serves another purpose.

The sea off Talamone has not been exempt from the illegal trawling which has ravaged Europe's waters. Fishermen have been placing large stone blocks underwater to obstruct the trawlers' nets for some years.

Artist Emily Young was inspired by this idea and decided to join the fishermen's' efforts. Young's Carrara Marble structures are eight metres below the sea and contribute to conserving the area's underwater ecosystem.

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