Snake House

SCAF · Vannes
Street Art Utopia archive, media 47859. Artwork: SCAF. Photographer and capture dates not recorded. Before-and-after composite; no dates assigned to either panel.
SCAF’s Snake House turns a stairwell at Dédale in Vannes into the path of a giant purple snake. Its open mouth seems to project into the entrance space. The work belonged to the venue’s renewed ground-floor exhibition in 2020–21. Source Checked Exhibition archive
Alain’s photograph is captioned 2021; Street-Heart dates its own images to May 2021. These historical photographs do not establish the installation’s present condition. Source Reported Street-Heart photographs
💡 3 things to know
- Built around the stairsThe snake's body crosses the staircase and rises beside the handrail. Its head appears to project into the entrance space. Source Checked
- A new ground floorVannes's September–October 2020 magazine documents the replacement of Dédale's earlier ground-floor works and names Snake House. Source Checked
- Part of Level 0The venue's archive places the installation in Level 0 for 2020–21. Source Checked
📍 Where it is
Dédale, 8 rue du Commerce, Vannes, France Source Checked
Map pin from the linked location record. No Street View image has been verified.
🗓️ Sightings
- 2020Jun
Creation month recorded by Street-Heart.
- 2020Sep
Illustrated in Vannes Mag #124, September–October issue, page 12.
- 2021May
Street-Heart's photographs are dated May 2021.
- 20218 Nov
Street Art Avenue publishes photographs dated 2020 and 2021.
Green stamps mark dated photographs; amber stamps are reports or records. Publication dates are not camera dates.
✅ The facts
- Present condition
- Not established by the historical evidence listed here. Source Unconfirmed
🔗 Related
All sources & image credits
- street-art-avenue.com — photo
- www.street-heart.com — news
- www.lartprendlarue.com — official
- mairie-vannes.fr — official
Street Art Utopia archive, media 47859. Artwork: SCAF. Photographer and capture dates not recorded. Before-and-after composite; no dates assigned to either panel.
Last checked: 25 October 2026 · How we verify art