Underwater art refers to artistic creations that are submerged in bodies of water, often designed to enhance marine environments. This form of art can include sculptures, installations, and murals that are intentionally placed underwater to promote coral growth, provide habitats for marine life, and encourage eco-tourism. One notable example of underwater art is the Museo Subacuático de Arte (MUSA) in Cancún, Mexico, which features over 500 sculptures designed to foster coral reefs. These artworks not only serve as attractions for divers and snorkelers but also play a role in marine conservation efforts by supporting biodiversity.