Michael Cacnio – LEGO INSPIRED (Part 2)

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Don’t miss to see this exhibit!

Most of them are sold already and this is the last time you’ll see all these art pieces in one location. 

For those OAP readers who are not based in Manila, enjoy Michael Cacnio’s LEGO-inspired exhibit:

★ Title: COURAGE 

       

 


Brass, Pyrex Glass, LEGO Bricks 2011 (60″ x 11″ x 9″)  

 

Title: INVIGORATE


Fiberglass, LEGO bricks 2011 (21″ x 42″ x 11″) 

Title: MOTHER AND CHILD


Brass and Stainless 2011 (38″ x 8″ x 8″) – Only piece with no Lego element. 

Title: TENACITY


Brass and Bricks 2011 (29″ x 36″ x 12″) 

 
Title: MOBILIZE


Brass, Fiberglass, LEGO bricks 2011 (28.5″ x 25″ x 12″) 

★ Title: SUPPORT


Brass, LEGO Bricks 2011 (29″ x 25″ x 17″) 

 

Title: DILIGENCE


Brass with LEGO brick 2011 (16″ x 36″ x 16″) 

Title: TEMPERANCE


Fiberglass, LEGO Bricks 2011 (27″ x 9.5″ x 9″) 

 Title: DEFENSE (My super favorite 🙂 


Brass 2011 (22″ x 15″ x 10″) 


The LEGO commander 🙂

Title: UNITY


Brass and LEGO kittens 2011 (15″ x 25″ x 15″) 

Title: HUMILITY


LEGO Bricks 2011 (37″ x 24″ x 8″) 

 

Title: PERSUADE


Brass, LEGO Bricks 2011 (12.5″ x 42″ x 7″) 

 

Title: PATIENCE


LEGO bricks, Stainless, brass 2011 (48″ x 48″ x 9″)

 
★ Title: PROPEL


Brass 2011 (35″ x 52″ x 19″) 

 Title: LOVE


LEGO Bricks on canvass 2011 (50″ x 60″ wall relief)


This is a LEGO portrait of Michael’s Wife. How sweet 🙂

 

 
Joshua’s LEGO Creation.


Aidan’s LEGO Creation.

I’m exposing my kids to great Filipino artists so that they may become one someday…

About Michael Cacnio

Michael Cacnio’s reputation as a pillar of social realism in Philippine sculpture was builtover time through his leitmotif of quotidian Filipino scenes inspired by his childhood in Malabon. 2006 TOYM awardee and a Fine Arts alumnus of UP Diliman, Cacnio’s careeras a professional sculptor in brass spans twenty years, marked by more than 50 well-received solo exhibits, an even greater number of commissioned works, and numerous sold-out shows staged here and abroad.

He did not only carve a spot in the global art scene for his country, but was the only Filipino to be featured in a solo exhibit in the European Commission’s headquarters in Berlaymont, Brussels and has a permanent display in the Fukuyama Museum in Hiroshima Japan.

 

About the Show

INSPIRE is a unique collaboration of world class sculptor Michael Cacnio with themuch-acclaimed global brand LEGO to advocate the importance of imagination, creativity and knowledge.
Michael Cacnio reimagines and recreates his trademark brass sculptures with the LEGO bricks that colored his childhood days while keeping the rustic and naturalistic air that animates his works.

Through the unexpected fusion of brass and plastic, Michael Cacnio’s upcoming works aim to challenge the norm, rouse one’s imagination, and invite people to ask and answer “Why?” and “What if?” which are the very foundations of learning andinspiration.

Originality, inventiveness, simple joys of childhood and family life brought Michael Cacnio and LEGO together.

Michael Cacnio INSPIRE Exhibit
Greenbelt 5 Atrium (2nd Floor)
Sept. 16 to Sept. 29, 2011.
Entrance is FREE. 

(Tip: Bring your kids and they can play in the LEGO play area.)

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Live an Awesome Life,

Anton 
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P.S. I super love the Voltes-V inspired DEFENSE Robot with a LEGO Commander 🙂 

P.P.S. Thanks to Dino Domingo for sharing some of his artistic photos for this blog post. 

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5 thoughts on “Michael Cacnio – LEGO INSPIRED (Part 2)

  1. Beautiful pics, Anton! I remember the days I used to play with Lego as a little kid. Love the way how he incorporated something so nostalgic to add a touch of color in his artworks. It also reminds on how toys like these can be the start of something really big.

  2. THANK YOU for this post! i didn’t hear of michael cacnio until late 2012.. the way you took the photos helped me to appreciate his works more. i only get to see pieces of his work from different galleries.. thank you so much for posting them all here. HAPPY! 🙂 pangarap ko din magkaron nyan!

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