The white lego exhibit has been coming and going for a few years at the Gallery of Modern Art. If you are a lego purist, this is the place for you. It's addictive. Give yourself a few hours.
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9 comments:
Wow. How fabulous. Is it always just white? The kids must love it. As well as adults no doubt!
Always fun, especially for adults! Installation details (from QAG website): Olafur Eliasson | Denmark b.1967 | The cubic structural evolution project (detail) 2004 | Plastic Lego blocks | Installed size variable | Purchased 2005. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Grant | Collection: Queensland Art Gallery.
"The cubic structural evolution project 2004 is a participatory art work in which viewers contribute to the construction of a Lego world. It is a work in which Eliasson encourages a very direct level of engagement. Viewers are able to actively guide their experience of the work as it organically takes shape over the duration of its installation."
..and it uses only white blocks.
Thankyou Inner Artist!
Whoa. Now I'm dizzy. I do love Legos, though.
Really interesting photo. Nice angle and contrast. Congrats.
I am looking forward to the day when my grand-daughter can cope with lego. Her daddy is too ...
It looks addictive.
Love this pic. And the idea of all that Lego...
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