Where Architecture and Urbanity Meet the Toy Box
For most of my career, I’ve worked at the intersection of design, storytelling, and global audiences, shaping how people experience brands through aviation, media, events, and built environments.
Alongside that, I’ve developed a parallel artistic practice: architectural sculptures and immersive installations, often using LEGO® alongside other materials. Through Pen & Brick, I explore cities and public space through a medium that is instantly familiar yet capable of surprising sophistication.
This work bridges audiences effortlessly. Recognizable materials invite immediate engagement, while the architectural execution rewards closer attention. The result is art that signals “premium” and functions as sculpture AND shared experience, drawing people in and creating memorable moments in public space.
CHECK OUT THESE PROJECTS:
OMNIPLASTICITY I, II, III – SIMONS YORKVILLE
Toronto • 2025
Three large-scale sculptures installed high within Simons’ Yorkville store. Inspired by the exuberance of heroic modernist architecture, the pieces draw visitors toward the upper reaches of the retail environment. A playful exploration of scale, structure, and architectural optimism.
TOY BOX
Burlington, Ontario • 2024
A series of playful decals wrapping playground utility boxes in Burlington. The project demonstrates how modest interventions can create meaningful urban impact. Even the smallest pieces of infrastructure can become moments of delight within the public realm.
TOY BOX
Burlington, Ontario • 2024