German artist Jan Vormann has been filling up cracks created in German buildings during World War II with Legos.
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Love this work! I’m gonna bash a whole in my wall and hope I get a visit! And where do we send our unwanted lego to?
BA5H
Awesome, we should adopt it for all buildings.
Awesome! I love it!
ingenious!
haha, it’s so neat to see a children’s toy repairing the damage of war. It’s kinda deep, actually lol