Tube Sponges

Two yellow tube sponges rise from a tangle of reef growth, their open ends set against blue water. Craig's title is direct, allowing the forms themselves to hold the scene. One tube leans away from the other, creating a gentle asymmetry among the surrounding branches and textures. This underwater photograph makes room for close observation: the rounded openings, softly lit surfaces and crowded reef below all reveal different aspects of the same small marine landscape.

Artwork identifier: UM#006
Collection: Underwater & Marine Life
Location: Honduras
Photographed: 1987

Available in Color or Black & White. Available on Canvas, Metal, Paper, or Acrylic. Sizes vary by print type. Dimensions are shown as width (W) × height (H), in inches.