Christopher Hunter

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As an artist who creates abstract art using Lego, my work explores the intersection of playfulness, innovation, and art. I am drawn to the vibrant colors, tactile feel, and endless possibilities that Lego bricks offer, and use these materials to create large-scale, wall-mounted installations.

Through my use of Lego, I seek to challenge the traditional boundaries of art, encouraging viewers to engage with my work in new and unexpected ways. While many people may associate Lego with childhood play, my use of the medium elevates it to a sophisticated and thought-provoking form of artistic expression.

My works often incorporate tens of thousands of Lego pieces, requiring meticulous planning and attention to detail throughout the creative process. The end result is a dynamic, multi-dimensional work that captures the viewer's imagination and encourages them to explore the intricate patterns and forms.

Overall, my Lego abstract art seeks to inspire joy, curiosity, and wonder in those who view it. I believe that art should be accessible, inclusive, and joyful, and my work strives to embody these values through the use of a medium that is universally beloved and endlessly versatile.

  currently available work

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565-010 | Christopher Hunter, “Colour Theory”, lego on panel, 42”x32”.

565-003 | Christopher Hunter, “Burst”, lego on panel, 50”x70”.

565-005 | Christopher Hunter, “Circular Flow”, lego on panel, 40”.

565-007 | Christopher Hunter, “Take Off”, lego on panel, 48 1/2”x32 1/2”.

past work

 

565-002 | Christopher Hunter, “White Out”, lego on panel, 40”x40”. SOLD

565-002 | Christopher Hunter, “White Out”, lego on panel, 40”x40”. SOLD

565-006 | Christopher Hunter, This Way Up, mixed media on canvas, 24”x24”. SOLD

565-008 | Christopher Hunter, “Fissures”, lego on panel, 36” x 36” SOLD

565-001 | Christopher Hunter, “Black Out”, lego on panel, 40”x40”.

565-001 | Christopher Hunter, “Black Out”, lego on panel, 40”x40”. SOLD

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