Royal Caribbean International | Wonder of the Seas
Seek the Moment
You are invited to step into of world of creativity and joy on the world’s largest cruise liner. Through the prism of its art collection, Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Sea encourages you to seek new adventures and interact with its experiential art befitting each section of the cruise liner.
Every space in the ship has a unique narrative to tell of wonder and curiosity. Through the varied art collections, exploring the ship itself becomes a once-in-a-lifetime experience. From a larger-than-life dragon seeming to swim through the decks to the sparkling mixed media works lining the golden walls of the luxurious casino, every art collection reflects the spirit of that space and pulls the guest into a wondrous world of art and play. Inviting them to seek the moment.
Fantastic Creatures
“It simply isn't an adventure worth telling if there aren't any dragons."
— J.R.R. Tolkien
The symbol of luck, prosperity, and power, towering across 11 decks, is the monumental Dragon Robots. This whimsical version of the fantastic creature is a beautifully crafted adaptation of ancient imagery from myths and lore. The artist considered a variety of sea creatures to swim between decks before having his ah-ha moment. In Chinese mythology, dragons were believed to move entire bodies of water, and despite being wingless had the ability to fly. The dragon itself is truly the wonder of the sea and became the perfect embodiment of the journey that guests take while onboard.
This playful and interactive work accompanies the guests as they venture from one activity to another. The impressive 2,200kg statement is floating in the most central space of the ship, radiant and mesmerizing in its blue chrome scales. Without a doubt one of the largest and most iconic works to be seen aboard a vessel.
The Solarium
A unique collection for a unique space. The solarium neighborhood spreads across three decks where guests of the Wonder of the Seas can gather to socialize under the sun, just like any neighborhood park.
Botanical Sculpture Hybrid Series
“When I confront plants, instead of looking at their color and form, I try to listen.”
- Azuma Makoto
The former rock musician turned to floral art when he realized the commonalities between flowers and music. Now, every work is a pursuit of the beauty of plants from the unique perspective of song. Many of his projects bring his flowers into worlds that they could not exist on their own. Verging on fantasy, but always rooted in the natural world.
Works Provided
Client: Royal Caribbean Cruises
Works Provided: 460
Artists: 81
Services Provided
Research
Development of Art Concept
Art Selection & Curation
Artist Relations Management
Commissioned Artworks Management
Custom Prints
Custom Framing
International Shipping and Delivery
Installation
Collection Cataloging