Jolyon is a philanthropist, artist, mentor, and founder of the nonprofit Counting Coral.
Built and engineered top recording studios in Los Angeles
Successfully built over 20 homes valued at 20+ million
Jolyon had an early love for the ocean, which led to an awareness of its importance and vulnerability. He found a passion for coral reefs while being an ocean videographer for surfers. Amongst countless years of ocean exploration, Jolyon developed his skill sets as a designer, artist, and custom home-builder.
He works for high-profile individuals and CEOs across Los Angeles and Malibu, turning ideas into reality. With coral reefs taking the brunt of the worsening climate change, Jolyon decided to connect his worlds of conservation and artistry to take direct action.
2 years ago Jolyon founded Counting Coral, where underwater art installations began as a doodle and grand idea. Over time, these sculptures were developed scientifically and artistically, initiating the journey of an artistic approach to global coral conservation.
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