Chinese-French contemporary artist Huang Yong Ping created these giant snake skeleton sculptures made of aluminum and stainless steel.
This sculptures is 174-foot (53 meter) aluminum and stainless steel snake skeleton titled 'Ressort'.
The metal sculpture was commissioned for the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art at QAGOMA.
Snake is generally considered a good omen in Chinese culture.
In 2012, he created 'Serpent d’océan', a 425 feet (130 meters) aluminum sea serpent skeleton situated off the shore of the Loire River as a permanent work for the final Estuaire contemporary art exhibition.
Huang Yong Ping also create this 'Tower Snake', a spiral ramp of bamboo taking the form of a coiled snake skeleton.
The installation is made to be walked on.
This sculptures is 174-foot (53 meter) aluminum and stainless steel snake skeleton titled 'Ressort'.
The metal sculpture was commissioned for the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art at QAGOMA.
Snake is generally considered a good omen in Chinese culture.
In 2012, he created 'Serpent d’océan', a 425 feet (130 meters) aluminum sea serpent skeleton situated off the shore of the Loire River as a permanent work for the final Estuaire contemporary art exhibition.
Huang Yong Ping also create this 'Tower Snake', a spiral ramp of bamboo taking the form of a coiled snake skeleton.
The installation is made to be walked on.
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