The "Serpent d'océan" is a monumental artwork located in Saint-Brévin-les-Pins on the Atlantic coast of France. Created by Chinese artist Huang Yong Ping in 2012, this aluminum sculpture depicts a massive sea serpent stretching 130 meters long. At low tide, it rests on the sand, while at high tide, it merges with the sea, evoking a mythical creature emerging from the waves. The serpent, with its undulating coils and menacing head, symbolizes both the power of the ocean and the blending of nature and culture. It has become an iconic attraction in the region.
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