Deep in the Qatari desert, security guards have a lonely time keeping 24-hour watch over one of the world's most isolated artworks, created by renowned US sculptor Richard Serra.
"On a busy day we can get 100 people," said one guard monitoring the four vertical steel plates - each more than 14m (46 feet) high - that makeup Serra's "East-West/West-East".
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