Pascal Schmidt
The aspect that drew me to LEGO as a medium is its accessibility. It’s easy to get your hands on some bricks, and you need only basic motor skills to work with them. While there are tech- niques and even tricks to learn, of course, you don’t need to know them to get started.
LEGO allows you to build anything you want, at any scale you like. I think it’s this capability that makes LEGO as expressive as any other medium, at least from a technical standpoint. But LEGO bricks also have a property that is unusual outside of purely digital art: the ability to undo and redo changes at will. It’s a tangible medium where no mistake is fatal. I also enjoy the engineering and puzzle aspects of LEGO, figuring out how to use available pieces ...