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Stephanie Gardiner

From a city monument to the world's tiniest art gallery

Chris Reynolds' best known work sits on the site of Melbourne's first underground public toilet. (Michael Currie/AAP PHOTOS)

Millions of people have walked past artist Chris Reynolds' sprawling 24-metre metal sculpture built on the site of a historic public toilet block.

The other-worldly structure at the intersection of Melbourne's Bourke and Russell streets has been a fixture of the city centre for more than three decades.

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