The USS Mohawk CGC or “Mighty MO” is a warship used during the World War II. During the outbreak of the war, the Mighty MO served the naval force of United States as it bravely fought against enemy submarines. As the war ended, Mohawk had its last sale in the coast of Lee County as she served her final service where she was sunk to be a Veteran’s Memorial artificial reef.
Andreas Franke’s The Sinking World is composed of different shipwrecks that serve as unique exhibition sites for Franke’s lively and scenic superimposed photographs. In his images, his models wear clothes as if they were from the time of the World War II. Scroll down and be amazed with the Mohawk Project wherein the USS Mohawk CGC held some of Andreas’ photographs was made as a unique gallery exhibition. Come, take a peek, and enjoy.
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so amazing job!!!cool!
Yahhh!!this is really a unique exhibition of art,I’m contented of what you have showed today.
impressive…:)
Great post,very interesting!
It’s really look like it was taken under the sea..great photography.
I love your post Ebriane.
This underwater art exhibition is so laborious and expensive but the result was great,good job for the staff.
I’m inspired of this post..!