A unique exhibition, "Snorkel Dreams," took place in Los Angeles, USA. The venue was the Annenberg Beach House in Santa Monica, Los Angeles, but the exhibition space was actually inside a swimming pool. It was organized by Machine Project, a nonprofit organization that organizes art and educational events and workshops. The project brought together 18 established and emerging artists and creators to display their works underwater. The aim of the exhibition was to create an immersive experience by changing the way and place we enjoy art. The pool featured a wide variety of works, including paintings, ceramics, photography, video, blown glass, mannequins, and architectural models. While you can enjoy the underwater view from the poolside, the exhibition truly cannot be fully appreciated without diving in and experiencing it. During the exhibition, goggles and snorkels were available for rental, and many people, from adults to children, enjoyed the exhibit. Small steel rowboats with glass bottoms were also available, allowing visitors to row across the pool and view the exhibits.

Admission was free, and the exhibit was open to the public for three days, from October 14th to 16th. Machine Project is planning a number of events and workshops for the future.

*This article has been translated and written with permission from (source: http://machineproject.com/).