Buddhist artist Lindy Lee's latest work The Ouroboros, is the most ambitious of her career. It's also the most expensive and at $14 million the price tag is controversial.

A look behind the scenes at making the Ouroboros, built by hundreds of UAP technicians and metal workers, it’s over 4 metres high, weighs over 13 tonnes, is made from recycled stainless steel and has over 45,000 perforations.

It will be open to the public at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra/Ngunnawal & Ngambri Country in October 2024

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