Self-Made man, Víctor Hugo Yáñez Piña, sculpture, 2020
Artist Hossein Behzadi sculpts figures that emerge from interior walls
Thick as a Brick: The Genius of Rodney Harris’ Sculptured Brickwork
Melancholy a sculpture by Albert Gyorgy, shows the emptiness that grief leaves behind
Grand Défi. Bronze sculpture, Côte d’Azur, French Riviera.
Brick Art sculpture made by Brad Spencer
Susanne Ussing’s In the Greenhouse: A Haunting Exploration of Space and Confinement
Susanne Ussing (1940–1998) was a Danish visual artist and architect known for her thought-provoking works. One of her most striking pieces, I Drivhuset (In the Greenhouse), was created in 1980 and installed at the Ordrupgaard Museum in Copenhagen. The installation features a female figure seemingly trapped within—or outgrowing—a towering glass greenhouse. Made from newspaper clippings, wood, and metal vents, the figure is so massive that its feet appear to push through the brick floor, emphasizing themes of confinement and transformation.
