The LEGO animals created by artist Felix Jaensch come together to form a unique artistic series that required diligence to put together.
While many people associate LEGOs with children's toys, the small pieces are diverse enough in their potential design possibilities that people of all ages use them. LEGOs have been used to make everything from cars to dresses and now -- to make large animal sculptures. The German artist has created a variety of these LEGO animals, including a gorilla, parrots, an orangutan, various rodents and a fox.
Using nothing but the small blocks and the colors they come in, the artist has created sculptures that appear to be pixelated due to the atypical material they are made from.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Expanding Use of Legos
- The diverse design possibilities of LEGOs are expanding beyond children's toys, paving the way for innovative applications in various industries.
- LEGO Art as a Medium
- Artists are using LEGOs as a medium to create intricate and pixelated sculptures, opening up new opportunities for artistic expression.
- Novel Materials in Sculpture
- The use of atypical materials like LEGOs in sculptures is disrupting traditional sculpture art forms, sparking creativity and redefining artistic boundaries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Sculpture
- The art and sculpture industry can capitalize on the growing trend of using LEGOs as a medium for creating unique and pixelated sculptures.
- Education and Entertainment
- The expanding use of LEGOs beyond toys presents opportunities for the education and entertainment industry to explore innovative ways of teaching and engaging learners.
- Design and Architecture
- Designers and architects can embrace the use of novel materials like LEGOs in their projects, enabling them to create visually captivating and unconventional structures.
