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An immersive art experience inviting you to pause, feel, and reconnect with the ocean we all love.

This exhibition brings together a collection of artists who thoughtfully document the beauty and fragility of our seascapes through underwater photography, painting, illustration, animation, poetry and AV installations. In a time of escalating ecological and economic pressures, Saving Scapes offers a space for shared healing and, most importantly, hope.

By pairing powerful imagery with sound and storytelling, the show reminds us that the ocean is more than a backdrop to our lives, it’s a life force we’re all connected to and responsible for protecting.

Saving Scapes: Seascapes is part of the Ocean Lovers Festival, Australia’s largest cultural and science celebration for the ocean, running from 1 to 31 March 2026.

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What to expect

This reflective, sensory experience includes:

  • Curated Seascape Artworks: ocean photography, illustration and animation that celebrate the beauty of our natural world.
  • Audio-Visual Ocean Journey: Sea Through Sound’s AV projection and sound work, blending underwater photography with music to capture the ever-changing nature of our seas.
  • Art for Impact: 20% of each artwork sold supports ocean and climate charities such as Underwater Earth, with the remainder helping artists continue to document the environments we cherish.
  • Space for Connection & Hope: A welcoming environment to reflect, converse, and feel inspired to take small actions that protect the “big blue”.

More than just viewing art on the wall, Saving Scapes: Seascapes invites you to really delve in and notice the details, to feel the emotion behind each piece, and leave with a renewed sense of care for the world beneath the waves.

Image credit: Sea Through Sound (@seathroughsound) is a Sydney-based underwater photographer, music producer and audio-visual artist creating immersive sensory experiences that pair ocean imagery with original sound. Through his work, Nick invites audiences to reconnect with curiosity, memory and the magic of the underwater world.