Zan Boag: You’re dealing on such a grand scale here that’s there’s almost no limit to the size of the project you could potentially undertake. Is that a little bit daunting – do you get overwhelmed by the vastness of the ocean?
Jason deCaires Taylor: You can’t comprehend the scale of working in the ocean – it’s like being asked to produce an installation in the desert. It’s so big, and that’s partly what dictated the direction of my work, from making small sculpture parks to...
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