Having learned about the discovery of high levels of lead in Mega Bloks, we decided to create a monument in commemoration for all the kids who suffered from lead poisoning by playing with yellow bricks. Here's the result.
Greg made this tower after Godzilla the destroyer went to bed. It only postponed it's destruction until the next morning.
Mila was experimenting with gravity and leaning towers in this piece. It inspires us all.
African Ngulu Reliquary guarding the sofa where rests the remains of his dead master.
World events again at the center of his creation. A simple yet effective comment on the efficiency of traditional methods.
We know from past interviews and the artist's following that the low number of building pieces (known in the milieu as bloks block) has always been a unclassifiable variable the artist has had to work with. Sometimes his rage would not be contained by his art and he would lose touch for weeks at a time. The best outcome was his refined technique, widely copied, of hollow building to suggest massive forms. Here the artist starts on a quest greater than the available material and he is stopped in full momentum by the eternal no more pieces. Silence follows. Contemplate.
