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  • Lego has given me the title "really unique customer," 'cause I buy hundreds of thousands of Lego every month.

    樂高公司賦予我「與眾不同的顧客」頭銜,因為我每個月都會買成千上萬的樂高回家。

  • I used to practice corporate law in New York City: mergers, acquisitions, real exciting stuff.

    我曾在紐約律師事務所上班,處理公司合併、收購案等,都是很有趣的事。

  • I would come home after a long day at the law firm, and I would need some sort of outlet.

    經過漫長的一天,從律師事務所回到家,我需要一些發洩情緒的出口。

  • And I would draw. I would paint.

    我會畫畫圖,或是水彩畫。

  • Sometimes I would sculpt.

    有時會做些雕像。

  • It was just one day I thought about this toy from my childhood, Lego bricks.

    有一天,我突然想起小時候玩的樂高積木。

  • Could I sculpt large-scale sculptures using this toy?

    我心想:有沒有可能用這些樂高完成大型雕塑呢?

  • And so I started experimenting.

    於是我開始做實驗。

  • And I just dug out all the old bricks I had from when I was a kid.

    我挖出小時候玩的舊樂高。

  • And just tried to replicate things I saw in my apartment.

    試著做做看家裡四處可見的物品。

  • And I put together a website which became really my virtual gallery.

    我成立了網站,之後成為我的網路藝廊。

  • People started contacting me and saying,

    開始有人聯繫我,詢問說:

  • "Hey, can you build me this?"

    嘿,你可以用樂高蓋出這個給我嗎?

  • "Can you build me that?"

    你可以用樂高蓋那個給我嗎?

  • Actually when my website crashed from too many hits,

    等到我的網站因為高點閱率而過載,

  • that I realized "ah, there's something to this."

    我才驚覺:我做出一點成就了。

  • I decided to make that change.

    於是我決定改變人生的走向。

  • And I left the law firm behind to play with bricks full time.

    我離開律師事務所,成為全職樂高玩家。

  • The reaction from friends and family was interesting.

    朋友與家人的反應都非常有趣。

  • There were some people who were a little negative about it,

    也有一些人並不看好。

  • and thought I was crazy.

    覺得我真是瘋了。

  • I didn't know how long it would last.

    我不知道自己究竟能堅持多久。

  • I thought, maybe I'll be able to pay rent next month.

    我想,或許還付得起下個月的房租吧?

  • But I don't know if I'll have a job after that.

    但我也不知道以後還找不找得到工作。

  • During those downtimes, when I didn't have something, didn't have a commission,

    沒有工作時,我沒有事情做,沒有任何委託,

  • that's when I would create art for myself.

    這也是我能夠只為自己創造藝術的時候。

  • And that's really what "The Art of the Brick" became.

    這就是「樂高藝術」的誕生。

  • This exhibition of art that I created on my own that now tours the globe.

    這個由我一手打造的藝術展覽,目前正在全球巡迴。

  • The time it takes to create a sculpture really depends on the size and complexity of the piece.

    製作雕像所需的時間可長可短,取決於雕塑的尺寸和複雜程度。

  • So a life-size human form can take up to two to three weeks.

    要完成一個和一般人等比例的雕像,要花二到三週的時間。

  • Something smaller could be done maybe in a few days or a day.

    尺寸較小的雕像只需要幾天時間,甚至一天內就可完成。

  • The longest I've ever worked on something is about three months,

    到目前為止,我做過最久的雕像是三個月。

  • for a sculpture of a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton that was about 20 feet long.

    那是一座暴龍骨骼雕像,約二十呎長 (約 6.1 公尺)。

  • Recently, I spent two months working on a Batmobile.

    最近,我花了兩個月時間製作蝙蝠車。

  • The bricks I use in my art are the very same bricks that people can purchase at a toy store.

    我所使用的樂高積木,都是一般人在玩具店就可以買到的。

  • I don't paint them.

    我不會再重新上色。

  • I don't have access to special colors or special shapes and sizes.

    我並沒有特殊色、形狀、尺寸的取得管道。

  • And we're in my art studio today where I have over 5 million Lego bricks.

    我們今天位於我的藝術工作室,這邊收納超過五百萬個樂高積木。

  • When you look at my sculptures up close,

    如果你近看我的樂高雕像,

  • you see all those sharp corners and right angles.

    你會發現雕像有稜有角。

  • And then you back away from it, and all those corners, they blend into curves.

    但如果站遠一點看,所有的邊邊角角,全都融成曲線。

  • That's kind of the magic of using Lego bricks.

    這就是樂高積木創造出的魔法。

  • You know, you don't have to find one career path.

    你不需要刻意尋找一條職涯道路。

  • There are many ways to get to where you wanna go.

    要到夢想之地,有許多方法。

  • Even if you don't know where that is right now.

    即使你還在尋尋覓覓,

  • You can always change what you are.

    你隨時可以調整自己。

  • To see how pro-snowboarder Mike Basich chases storms in his mobile, tiny home,

    想一窺滑雪板專家麥克.貝斯奇在他的移動小屋追風逐暴嗎?

  • Watch this next video.

    請看下一部影片。

  • The view always changes,

    景觀總是千變萬化。

  • which's been really fun.

    這也是奇妙之處。

  • You just pull up the side of road,

    你只要在路邊停下來,

  • all of a sudden you have lakefront property, international forest.

    你會恍然發現一座湖畔,一片國際森林。

  • Next one, you're on a little creek or out in the desert.

    接著,你就會和小溪一起漂流,或是在荒漠中。

  • The landscape's just amazing.

    大自然的鬼斧神工真教人驚嘆。

  • It's like having real estate that's priceless.

    像是擁有一棟無價的豪宅。

  • Everybody misses home at some level.

    人人都會有鄉愁。

  • You never get homesick with this.

    但沐浴在大自然中,你就會把鄉愁就拋到九霄雲外了。

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    感謝收看,請訂閱 Seeker Stories。

  • So you can see new videos every week.

    就可以每週觀看新影片。

Lego has given me the title "really unique customer," 'cause I buy hundreds of thousands of Lego every month.

樂高公司賦予我「與眾不同的顧客」頭銜,因為我每個月都會買成千上萬的樂高回家。

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