LEGO SCULPTURES
• Snow Leopard
63,379 Bricks
• Polar Bear Mother and Cubs
133,263 Bricks
• Coral Reef
88,516 Bricks
• Sea Turtle
57,462 Bricks
• “Disappearing” Rhinoceros
86,361 Bricks
• Whooping Crane
43,678 Bricks
• Wildebeest
66,655 Bricks
• Zebra
58,139 Bricks
• Monarch Butterfly on Milkweed
39,708 Bricks
• Hummingbird and Trumpet Flower
31,565 Bricks
• Dodo
71,669 Bricks
• Chameleon
49,034 Bricks
• Seals (Photo Op)
12,165 Bricks
About Sean Kenney
Sean doesn't work for The LEGO Company... he's
just their best customer!
Sean Kenney is a renowned, award-winning artist
behind Nature Connects, creating sculptures for
enjoyment around the globe for over 10 years.
Before he started created these sculptures,
Sean was a cartoonist, a graphic artist and an
interactive designer.
Coral Reef
"As a habitat for seahorses
and zillions of
other creatures,
coral reefs are a
vibrant, colorful,
amazing visual
treat. Just a
single square
foot contains so
much complexity
of life; I wanted
this sculpture to be
just as bold and
visually diverse."
— Sean Kenney
He now has more fun creating art with LEGO
bricks. Most of his projects start out as pencil
sketches and many have serious engineering
inside, but in between it all he loves to sit down
with a big pile of LEGO pieces and just figure it all
out. After all, that's the best part, right?
With this newest Nature Connects exhibit,
Sean Kenney hopes to inspire you to appreciate
nature and to consider the plight of endangered
and vulnerable wildlife. The new exhibit brings
these engaging animal sculptures together with
information about the conservationists who
protect the real animals — from conservation
heroes like Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund to the
Louisville Zoo staff working hard to build a better
future for wildlife.
Learn more about these amazing sculptures, the
real animals they depict and our conservation
heroes at
LouisvilleZoo.org/bricks
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