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Artist Christian Moeller uses a colossal canvas for his art, a chain link fence that is 625 feet long.

In this project titled Spectators, Moeller used 55,000 white snap-on plastic discs to create expressive portraits of kids watching a baseball game through a chain-link fence.

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