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Mannequins representing the 50 victims of the terror attack in Orlando adorn a roof in West Hollywood. EPA/MIKE NELSON![Orlando_shooting_Hollywood_art2]()
50 mannequins representing the 50 victims of the terror attack in Orlando, Florida, adorn the roof of US artist ChadMichael Morrisette's apartment in West Hollywood, California, USA, 13 June 2016. EPA/MIKE NELSON![Orlando_shooting_hollywood_art3]()
The public art display, 'No One Is Safe,' was created by Morrisette as a dramatic response to denounce the mass killing. EPA/MIKE NELSON![Orlando_shooting_hollywood_art4]()
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The shooting took place at a nightclub in Orlando, Florida, where a total of 50 people, including the suspect, were killed and 53 were injured in the early hours of 12 June. EPA/MIKE NELSON![orlando_shooting_hollywood_art6]()
The shooter was killed in an exchange of fire with the police after taking hostages at the club. EPA/MIKE NELSONHollywood artist memorializes Orlando nightclub shooting
The artist ChadMichael Morissette, 36, created the dramatic installation on the roof of his house and titled it, "No One Is Safe," to memorialize the deadly mass shooting at a gay nightclub that killed 49 people.
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