Apparently artist Jan Vormann has been going around villages near Rome and patching ancient masonry with Lego. I'm not really sure what more to say about this, except that it seems perfectly reasonable to me.
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At some point, this guy is gonna have to Lego of his childhood.
I apologize.
Wow, that's beautiful!
Heh...Fun way to mess with future archaeologists.....
He's not going to continue doing this, because his career is in ruins.
More, please.
Such humour from commentators! Hilariouos. But seriously, this is seriously good Art!! Thx Jessica. Found on BT3A.. and I almost unsubscribed.
Well done to John Ohab and Tim Gane, I've just had my first good, honest, belly-laugh for a long while thanks to you boys. The old ones are the best.
I was going to have a crack, but I bricked it in the end.
Amazing! How very creative. And a big thank you to the commenters.
I love that it's near Rome. I'm sure we'd all like to see a Lego Pope.
All in all it's just another brick in the wall...