'Legojacking' hijacks real life with Lego to create amazing art works
 

'Legojacking' hijacks real life with Lego to create amazing art works
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Letting our imaginations run wild with Lego seemed so easy as a child.

It's something most of us have forgotten about as adults. We're too busy looking over dreary Excel spreadsheets, trying our best to sort out our hectic lives — letting our once strong imaginations fall by the wayside.*

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That's why*Kanesan Nathan, 41, from Melbourne in Australia has received plenty of attention with an activity he calls "legojacking." It's the act of hijacking everyday environments with the aid of Lego, something which*Nathan captures on his aptly named Instagram account, legojacker.* Read more...


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