🦈 Solo Show Overview
On July 12, 2025, I presented my 8th solo show at SharkCon in Tampa, Florida — a vibrant celebration of marine life, conservation, and underwater art. This event has become a key moment in my exhibition calendar, bringing together ocean lovers, artists, and scientists.
🎨 Artworks Exhibited
My booth featured a selection of underwater-themed paintings, including new works and fan favorites. Visitors explored surreal aquatic landscapes that reflect my passion for storytelling through color, depth, and symbolism.
🤝 Fan Interactions
Throughout the day, I had the pleasure of meeting collectors, fellow artists, and marine enthusiasts. SharkCon offers a unique opportunity to connect directly with the public and share the inspiration behind each canvas.
🌐 SharkCon Legacy
This marks my 8th participation in SharkCon since its inception. You can explore all past editions and related posts by visiting the SharkCon tag archive. Each year brings new energy, new audiences, and deeper connections to the underwater world.
🔗 External Link
For more details about the event, visit the official SharkCon website.
SharkCon 2025 – Day 2: A Sea of Gratitude and Connection As the final day of my 8th solo exhibition at SharkCon came to a close, the tide of gratitude rose even higher. Sunday was filled with meaningful reunions, vibrant new encounters, and heartwarming stories shared across generations of ocean lovers and art admirers.
It was a privilege to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Jaws amidst the SharkCon community, whose passion continues to inspire both cinematic and artistic legacies. I’m deeply thankful to the event organizers and volunteers for their flawless coordination, hospitality, and dedication to making this weekend truly memorable.
From returning collectors to curious first-time guests, each visitor brought fresh energy and perspective to my work. Friends I first met 20 years ago at U.S. dive shows stopped by to reconnect, and new acquaintances offered insights and enthusiasm that lit up the booth.
📸 Many pictures from Day 2 will be shared soon—most are already featured on my Facebook page at “Pascal Lecocq painter.”
And with that, I’m thrilled to announce I’ve officially signed up for SharkCon 2026, happening July 18–19 in Tampa. The journey continues, and I can’t wait to dive deeper with you next year.
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