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Last updated 2026-09-26 — A zoo you've absolutely never seen before!The Sean Kenney: Nature Connects Giant Animal LEGO Exhibition recreates biological science through LEGO art, not only enriching children's curiosity and exploration of nature...

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A zoo you've absolutely never seen before!The Sean Kenney: Nature Connects Giant Animal LEGO Exhibition recreates biological science through LEGO art, not only enriching children's curiosity and exploration of nature, but also cultivating and enhancing their sensitivity and aesthetic appreciation of color and form. Children and parents can unleash their imagination together. Nearly 40 different endangered plant and animal exhibits, along with over 30 other giant LEGO art pieces, are on display — making this the world’s first fully realized 1:1 scale LEGO zoo. Just one LEGO polar bear took 3,000 hours and 25,000 LEGO bricks to create.

Giant animal sculptures made from nature-themed LEGO bricks. (Photo / Sean Kenney: Nature Connects Giant Animal LEGO Exhibition)

Other life-sized endangered animal works such as pandas, and Taiwan’s own Formosan clouded leopard created specifically for Taiwan, are all assembled from tens of thousands of LEGO bricks. Not only are they highly true to life, but they have also received an enthusiastic response in countries across Europe and America. To fully convey the worldview and message of harmony with nature, Sean Kenney specially created a four-meter-tall LEGO giant sacred tree — a large-scale art piece unveiled for the first time globally and the highlight of this exhibition.

A feast that satisfies both art and biological science. The exhibition showcases the beauty of diverse creatures in the sky, on land, and underwater — such as life-sized dodos, American bald eagles, snow leopards, lions, and even a pond uniquely built with LEGO. Each piece is assembled from tens of thousands of LEGO bricks. In the exhibition, Sean’s enlarged plant series and insect series have also received great international acclaim. He enlarges these biological creations more than 100 times to reveal the wonders of creation — such as capturing the moment a hummingbird collects nectar. While marveling at the exquisite detail of the sculptures, the exhibition aims not only to raise awareness about endangered species but also to enhance understanding of biological knowledge and elevate the aesthetic experience for both children and adults. It further encourages everyone to personally engage with and understand nature.

Sean Kenney — the artist who brings his works to life. (Photo / Sean Kenney: Nature Connects Giant Animal LEGO Exhibition)

As one of the world’s recognized pioneering LEGO brick artists, over the past 10 years, Sean Kenney has created contemporary statues for many renowned clients, major corporations, and museums around the globe. Sean’s work is comprehensive in its approach — through creative selection, utilization, transformation, and combination, he infuses LEGO bricks with new artistic meaning, breaking traditional perceptions of brick usage and turning them into expressive media capable of touching hearts, carrying educational significance, or possessing artistic value.

Sean presents his vision of an ideal city — starting with his home of New York. Large-scale Times Square exhibits, green transportation, and environmentally friendly infrastructure that improves urban mobility all convey the importance of cities, environmentalism, and creative art to the public. Self-described as a professional big kid who plays with LEGO, Sean Kenney, like us, was once an ordinary office worker before becoming a LEGO artist. But he answered the call of LEGO — the toy he loved most since childhood — and resolutely quit his stable job to turn his childhood plaything and leisure hobby into his life’s work. Starting at age 27, he embarked on a professional creative path and has now dedicated over ten years to LEGO artistry, successfully becoming one of the most internationally renowned LEGO artists.

A LEGO zoo and a city embodying the spirit of sustainability. (Photo / Sean Kenney: Nature Connects Giant Animal LEGO Exhibition)

This exhibition specially prepares a large number of eco-friendly green LEGO bricks to allow children to create their own ideal cities after absorbing knowledge about environmentalism and aesthetics. Here, besides effortlessly learning biological knowledge, children can also freely express their creativity and build with LEGO, developing their aesthetic creativity. It's the most worry-free parent-child bonding time for moms and dads.

Sean Kenney - Nature Connects Giant Animal LEGO Exhibition

【Info】

Sean Kenney - Nature Connects Giant Animal LEGO Exhibition
Exhibition Dates: December 20, 2017 (Wed) to February 28, 2018 (Wed)
Exhibition Venue: Special Exhibition Area, East Side, 7th Floor, National Taiwan Science Education Center (No. 189, Shishang Road, Shilin District, Taipei City)
Exhibition Hours:
Weekends, national holidays, and winter vacation: 09:00–18:00 (Last admission & ticket sales at 17:30 | Closed on New Year’s Eve)
Weekdays outside of winter vacation: 09:00–17:00 (Last admission & ticket sales at 16:30)
Equipment maintenance days (December 25, 2017; January 8, January 15, January 22, January 29, February 5, 2018)
Organizer: Kuan Hong Arts Brokerage Co., Ltd.

【Admission】
Pre-sale Tickets
Sale Period: Now until December 19, 2017
Full Price: NT$280
Discounted Price: NT$250
Love Ticket: NT$140


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