LEGO bricks are a medium familiar to all.
For many budding young artists, the colorful bricks are their first introduction to sculpting and engineering.
Kenney continues to use the toys for this purpose, combining his expertise as a cartoonist with meticulous blueprints.
“Orangutan In The Rain” bySean Kenney
Depending on the size, each project may take up to nine months and almost 50,000 bricks.
Many of Kenney’s largest pieces appear to defy gravity.
Each LEGO piece is also glued.
“Fox Chasing a Rabbit” bySean Kenney
Kenney and his team have completed over 150 natural works of art.
Over a 15-year career, Kenney has created architectural replicas, LEGO portraits, and countless other colorful compositions.
His sculptures can be found in gardens and zoos across the Unites States.
“Father Duck and Ducklings” bySean Kenney
The creative sculptor’s work inspires wonder in part due to the accessibility of the medium.
Nature Connectsalso hopes to raise awareness about endangered species and the conditions which imperil their future.
For example, inDeforestation, the clouded leopard of Taiwan faces massive habitat loss and may soon vanish.
“Jumping Koi” bySean Kenney
When youve done it, youve really done it.
You step back and are proud of it.
you could currently Kenney’s show-stopping sculptures at theSan Antonio Zoo,Flamingo Gardens, and theDenver Zoo.
“Pansy and Bee” bySean Kenney
Sculptor Sean Kenney uses LEGO bricks to create amazing animal sculptures.
Watch Kenney construct an animal LEGO sculpture:
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