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[piececasso]

Tired Of Being On Top 2022

This piece was quite reflective of my mental state throughout the year. It's been very difficult and tiring, but I'm glad the year is coming to a close. Onwards to bigger and brighter things! Oh, and of course more Brickism pieces!

[piececasso]

Christmas Day 1999

A different angle of one of my Brickism paintings, I completed this some time ago, it took me many years to complete it! This piece was inspired by how I've received nothing but Lego for Christmas since I was a child. Christmas isn't too far off now either, I wonder what Lego I will receive this year?

[piececasso]

Hi Piececasso, I was wanting to know what your creative process is? Thanks! Glad you've joined Tumblr now as well!

Hi and thank you for the question! My creative process is complex and can be quite time consuming. Sometimes taking several weeks to months. I always start with a Lego canvas in either grey, green or blue for my paintings. I only use ones that come from Denmark though. I am partial to the green canvas mostly. I have a container which holds 200L of Lego bricks. I do not have the bricks sorted as this would limit the creative process, and it would cause me to always use ideal bricks that conform to the shape or person I have in my mind. A lot of my work takes inspiration from moments in my life and my dreams. I grab whatever calls out to me and start to put it together. I do not take any bricks off once they have been placed either. I hope this answered your question and gives you some inspiration to create your own Brickism pieces! Thanks again!

[melantone]

#quartierefeltre #ginopollini #inacasa #instagramarchitecture #instamilano #casapopolare #brickism (presso Via Feltre)

[melantone]

Quartiere Feltre. Capo progetto Gino Pollini #FiginiPollini #casapopolare #inacasa #archiporn #architecture #brickism #instamilano #instagramarchitecture (presso Via Feltre)