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用乐高修补房屋?他真的做到了! Jan Vormann: Dispatchwork

日期:2017.10.25

破损的墙面里镶嵌的不是彩色的砖头,而是一块块乐高积木!这是德国柏林艺术家Jan Vormann的杰作!作为一个乐高谜,Jan Vormann发现在柏林这座老城市的街头,有不少老建筑开始掉漆破洞,有的街道路面坑坑洼洼。于是,用乐高补墙的创意应运而生。从此乐高在他的手中不再仅仅是搭建虚拟城市模型的工具,而是真正投身到城市建设当中,让城市变得更美更具创意!

2010年,Jan Vormann开始了他的“补墙工”的工作,只不过他的工具不是水泥,而是色彩缤纷的乐高积木!

除了在自己的国土,热爱旅游的Jan Vormann还将这样的创意带到了其他国家

慢慢的,Jan Vormann的这个创意受到越来越多的人欢迎,不少家长在听说Jan Vormann的创意行动后,鼓励自己的孩子走上街头,用乐高将破损的墙面装点一新,美观又梦幻!

乐高真的不简单,除了玩和学,还有补墙的功能。孩子们,拿起你的乐高积木,来做一次城市的美容师吧~

Can you imagine that LEGO bricks can be used to repair damaged walls and fill holes in broken walls? There is an artist make it come true.

This plastic bricks construction project is called as “Dispatchwork”. Dispatchwork is a fun movement initiated a few years ago by Jan Vormann, a 27-year old German artist who started patching old walls with Lego bricks. He started by patching-up surfaces in Bocchignano, Italy and has since employed the technique on walls in Tel Aviv and Berlin.

His project is delightful for so many reasons-Lego are a cultural shorthand for creativity and play all over the world; Lego make ugly things look nicer, because pops of accent color improve all aesthetics; and chances are that Vormann's luggage was randomly searched at some point, leading an unsuspecting TSA agent to open his suitcase and stumble upon a mere zillions of Lego.

Depositing random pieces of plastic in places where they do not belong is generally considered littering, except when it is considered art!