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The Roundup

Currency Collages

Currency Collages

Mark Wagner’s art might be the most expensive in the world. No, the pieces don’t sell at auctions for insane amounts of money, the reason they are expensive is because they’re made with money. The collection of Currency Collages are created using one dollar bills (okay, so it’s not like he’s ripping up hundreds) and a whole lot of time. Check out the gallery and then consider sending a dollar to a future piece.

See more of Mark Wagner’s work at Smoke in My Dreams.