OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND
AN INTERACTIVE EXHIBITION

Ever wondered what it would be like to sneak a peek below the waves of Bondi, the Great Barrier Reef or to adventure farther afield underwater? Imagine coming face to face with a humpback whale or exploring amongst Sydney’s seaweed beds as if you were a fish. Travel the globe in this interactive exhibition of panoramic images captured by underwater photographer and explorer Christophe Bailhache with the one-of-a-kind SVII camera.

Out Of Sight Out Of Mind is an interactive gallery event revealing what there is to admire, love and protect in the ocean. 

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A temporary exhibition in the Tasman Light Gallery at the Australian National Maritime Museum brought to you by the Australian charity, Underwater Earth. Out of Sight, Out of Mind will open in March to coincide with the Volvo Ocean Lovers Festival Blue Solutions Summit.

About Underwater Earth

Underwater Earth is an Australian non-profit with a global focus - to reveal the ocean to the world using creative storytelling and innovative technology. Co-founded by Lorna Parry and Christophe Bailhache, Underwater Earth pioneered underwater Google Street View in 2011 and since then has captured millions of immersive images. 

Christophe Bailhache is Underwater Earth Explorer and Photographer in residence. His work with Underwater Earth has been featured on CNN, NBC, BBC, National Geographic, TIME and the award-winning documentary Chasing Coral. His films have been presented in prestigious museums around the world, including the Monaco Oceanographic Museum, the Natural History Museum in London and the United Nations Headquarters in New York.

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Lorna Parry is the curator of the exhibition. She hs been managing and operating the largest global coral reef survey (XL Catlin Survey), the collaboration with Google and is currently heavily involved in the 50 Reefs initiative working alongside partners The University of Queensland.