NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- The Virginia Living Museum's new exhibit is using LEGO bricks to create sculptures inspired by nature.
Brooklyn artist and children's author Sean Kenney designed the sculptures, which include a six-foot hummingbird hovering over a trumpet flower, a deer family made from 48,000 bricks, a giant tortoise, a seven-foot dragonfly and more.
The exhibition was created with over half a million LEGO pieces, according to affiliate WTKR.
The 13 sculptures will be located in the Conservation Garden. There will also be a castle themed Big Block Build Zone and a sit on throne made of blocks. A LEGO Brick Creation Station will allow guests to show off the building skills with competitions and other activities.
The exhibit is open daily to the public from July 22 - November 26.
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