grets. Now he has all his time to build whatever inspires him personally as well ssioned pieces for clients. View the huge gallery of his work HERE. The lude both commissioned work as well as es from the traveling exhibit. I especially ed, Blue and Yellow series, portraying ary human figures in various modes on. According to Sawaya’s description ds for birth as the figure is shown putting gether; Red is life, shown sinking or rising out of brick, whichever way you choose to look at it and obviously much like our own daily existence; and lastly, Yellow is death as the figure tears himself apart.


The quality I enjoy most in Sawaya’s creations is his ability to capture so much nuance without really using SO many bricks. Beginning computer design way back in that 80s, I know the value of a pixel. Building curves from mathematical units takes finesse and he accomplishes not only organic structures but personality and feeling. Given that lots of the latest LEGO options give you more curves and shapes to work with, I admired his “purist” stance of sticking to the basic bricks.


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