

That's
the impression created by this sculpture by Huang Yong Ping, an artist
in France. This isn't his first colossal serpentine work. We've previously seen his tower formed as a skeleton of a snake. Serpent d’Océan, as this work is entitled, creates a similar effect of mystery.
It's
a 425-foot long sculpture on permanent display in the estuary of the
Loire River as it enters the Bay of Biscay. It represents like a major
figure in Chinese mythology that, like the artist himself, journeyed to
Europe.
You can see more photos of the sculpture here.
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