WHERE ART STACKS UP
Get ready for exclusive, luxurious, and playfully bold art, installations, and events—crafted by Raymond Girard and his boundary-pushing team. We stack LEGO® bricks, sketch with pen and ink, and build dreams with whatever sparks imagination.
WHAT WE CREATE
Larger-than-life LEGO® sculptures and room-sized installations that redefine spaces
Collectible desktop designs for your inner visionary
VIP build parties and sponsored events (bricks, pens, or both!)
Limited-edition luxury building kits—because creating should feel fancy
Art prints, pen-and-ink drawings, and oversized decals for walls that wow
Team-building and corporate events that ignite big ideas with little bricks
The full Pen & Brick universe launches in late 2025, but we’re spilling some creative beans early. Dive into this sneak peek of our favorite projects—and brace for a wild stack of more!
KALEIDOSCOPE CITY A 7.5m LEGO® wonderland in the Ron Joyce Children’s Health Centre’s Prosthetics and Orthotics Department (Hamilton, Canada). Designed for inclusivity, this installation grows with kids, revealing new surprises every visit. Curated by Art Gallery Hamilton, with Stantec as commissioning architects. Because every dreamer deserves a city to stack.
HOLIDAY AT 313 DESIGNMARKET Our LEGO® window display at Toronto’s 313 DesignMarket is a Roncesvalles Avenue holiday must-see. Passersby gawk and snap pics—proof that bricks can steal the season. Who needs snowflakes when you’ve got skylines?
LANSDOWNE PARK TOYBOX This 2024 “sculpture” (decal) commission at a Burlington, Canada playground is already a neighborhood icon. It’s playtime turned masterpiece. Swing by and see why creativity stacks up.
SERIOUS PLAY AT FILTER, HAMILTON Inspired by Charles and Rae Eames’ love of play, this 2024 exhibit at Filter Design showcased 28 of Raymond’s LEGO® sculptures.
BRICK WEAVING AT STANTEC, TORONTO A 4m-tall LEGO® ensemble at Stantec’s Window Gallery on Toronto’s Spadina Avenue weaves the building’s sock-factory past into a nod to the art of construction. This public showstopper stopped traffic—without the agony of a stray LEGO® brick underfoof!
BLOCK PARTY 2018 AT AKASHA ART PROJECTS, TORONTO We took over Akasha Art Projects with LEGO® towers wrapping a mezzanine, architectonic studies throughout the space and decals arrayed underfoot. One of Toronto’s boldest art spaces got a stacked makeover. Opening party “Bubbles & Bricks” sponsored by Perrier Jouet champagne.
LEGOMETROPOLITAN AT FILTER, HAMILTON, 2022 We stack cities, not just art. This massive LEGO® installation at Hamilton’s Filter Design ruled the urban scene—day or night. It’s creativity at street-scale.
BLOCK PARTY 2019 AT AKASHA ART PROJECTS, TORONTO Another fabulous take-over with Expo67 themed LEGO® structures weaving in and out of gallery spaces accompanied by Raymond Girard’s incredibly detailed pen-and-ink studies… magnifying glass included!
THERE’S A SKYLING IN THE BASEMENT! CLINTON STREET INSTALLATION, TORONTO A 9m LEGO® cityscape in a private Toronto home, built with over 100,000 bricks. It’s a neighborhood in miniature.
INSTALLING FILTER SPRING 2022 Raymond and Yvetta, knee-deep in bricks and towers, crafting cities at Filter Design.
INSTALLING HOLT RENFREW MEN Two days, five creators, 8m of scaffolding, and a mix of LEGO® and Laird Kay’s photographic LEGO® art. We stacked a showstopper that spanned the entire store, top to bottom.
WHAT’S NEXT?
Pen & Brick’s big reveal hits in Q4 2025, but we’re not just stacking bricks in silence. Have you got a commission or collab idea? We’re open to epic projects—LEGO®, ink, or anything we can stack. Drop us a line for a chat—nothing sparks like a creative brainstorm. Or take a peek at our Instagram for a hit of stacked inspiration.
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