Our friend Kurt, Bunny and I headed to the Art and Culture Center of
Hollywood (Florida) for the Art
of Nathan Sawaya featuring IN PIECES, a collection of sculptures made
from Lego bricks.
Each sculpture was also
used in a photograph by Australian photographer Dean West. I didn't really bother with
taking pictures of the pictures, beacuse, well, taking a picture of a
picture is just silly talk.
Besides, we came for the Lego bricks, not pictures of Lego bricks.
Mr. Sawaya used kragle to hold
the bricks together instead of just relying upon the inherent “snapness”
(and I'm sure, to help keep everything together during transport—I mean,
the instruction sheet for his self-portrait would rival the documentation to fully
understand the Mac computer) and frankly, I don't think the clouds would
fully stand up (or rather, float up) without the extensive use of kragle. I
don't think the kragle use diminishes anything.
If you are near Hollywood, Florida, you should
probably check it out while you still can.
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![[Yup, this is your typical art museum in Florida]](/2014/06/22/img_1774.jpg "Yup, this is your typical art museum in Florida")
![[Little fluffy clouds]](/2014/06/22/img_1791.jpg "Little fluffy clouds")
![[Oh, so that's what my face looks like on the inside!]](/2014/06/22/img_1802.jpg "Oh, so that's what my face looks like on the inside!")
![[He could have been a contender if he just wasn't boxed in]](/2014/06/22/img_1807.jpg "He could have been a contender if he just wasn't boxed in")
![[Lego skulls are the rage—crystal skulls are just so passé these days]](/2014/06/22/img_1821.jpg "Lego skulls are the rage—crystal skulls are just so passé these days")
![[It makes for a remarkedly quiet and clean pet]](/2014/06/22/img_1844.jpg "It makes for a remarkedly quiet and clean pet")
![[I can't believe I ate the whole thing!]](/2014/06/22/img_1853.jpg "I can't believe I ate the whole thing!")
![[Portrait of the artist as Lego bricks]](/2014/06/22/img_1783.jpg "Portrait of the artist as Lego bricks")
![[This towel has just a tad too much starch in it]](/2014/06/22/img_1829.jpg "This towel has just a tad too much starch in it")
![[The arm, the leg, and the pedistal are all Lego]](/2014/06/22/img_1858.jpg "The arm, the leg, and the pedistal are all Lego")
![[I'm crushing your head!]](/2014/06/22/img_1862.jpg "I'm crushing your head")
![[The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire!]](/2014/06/22/img_1880.jpg "The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire!")
