Sean you must stop by this: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/270422 it's one out of 4 MOCpages devoted to you! I am still writting commentary! I am using humor as well! Let me know if you like this one. I included plenty of links! Nick

i share dustin s view on this excellent piece! it s suggestive, in a very positive way!!! i m glad we re working the same way!...in the same boat!...lol! congratulations sean!!! and good luck!!!

Great work, congrads on yr exhibition - hope you sell heaps! (If yr selling):)

Just fantastic; you have combined two of my passions, bicycling and Lego. I don't know what else to say; I love it!

I wish my bike were made of Lego! Epic sculpture.

Amazing MOC (as always)!

Congratulations on the art-display!

This is really the place for your work, Sean. Maybe as an artist and a Lego enthusiast I'm biased, but I hope the public's response to the exhibition is positive (and lucritive, too!). You've taken the toy, and for some time now, turned it into a true artistic medium that is as relevant as any medium I've seen (and perhaps more than some!) in the galleries. I hope to see many more shows with your work featured!

Looks like fun! Would have been awesome to be there! Lovely work on everything Sean! (As Always) Great stuff!

How much did that cost to make? If you don't mind me asking. But that is one awsome creation!

Great job, I wish I could make it there and see all your stuff in person!

hey for some reason i cant epit my page i dont know why. can u help me?

You were building this at brick magic, and I made one of those cars under it! :)

amazing work i love the MONSTER bike in all the little custom built cars mind looking at this http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/269365 and i was wondering are you going to be at the lego kids fest in pittsburgh on june 17-19 if you are i look forward to meeting you

I always want an all green bicycle. :-)

Ooh!...

Perfect!

That bicycle looks not only good enough to ride, it looks good enough to eat!

awesomeness! brilliant creations! you MUST have the BEST job in the world!!!

nice job! i saw this on Facebook already but its still awesome :D

looks great! Love the bike and the other sculptures! When are you coming to Canada?

That bike looks very fragile! What an interesting piece. Good luck with your showing, and I hope you sell some items!

For Sean and all his followers here, to see more of the exhibit please come visit my LEGO MOCpages at this link: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/269319 You will see Sean and his work as well as me!

This is very interseting. If I had to give this moc a meaning... I'm guessing the maeaning of this build involves saving the Planet or going green. The color of the bike is neon green which could represent a cleaner and healthier planet, not relying on fossil fuels. The oversized bike represents how Bikes dominate cars at the fuel pumps. The Black cars represent the Smog and chaos of driving a car. The chaos part would be associated how the prices of gas change, usually going up in price upsetting most people. Extremely well build. Maybe I hit the money maybe I didn't but this is what comes to mind when I first saw this piece.

Are those the cars we built in Brick magic?

I love how you presented the bike! The small cars around it are really clever! It almost looks like greebles. Too bad I don't live in New York!

Sweet! How absolutely incredible!

Wow, I really wish I lived in NY to see this! Very cool indeed.

Oh wow, that Lego bike looks absolutely fabulous!

"New York City gallery opening". Mr. Kenny, this is very impressive. Were you nervous? At all? I would have been a strung tighter than a piano cord. Good for you! Attack!

It's excellent! At the bottom, do the black bricks have a specific shape?

Sean, You beat me to the punch! I am waiting until Saturday, May 21, 2011 to take shots of the studio(s) before I post! I can't wait for you to see them all! Nick! I had a great time!

Nice work Sean. That is a mind-numbing amount of lime-green. I hope you will do well. It looks cool! Cheers!~Swift

SO CLOSE! I'm in philly, but can't go to NY anytime soon

How sad, I'm in NZ, instead of NY.

Wow! This is awesome, Mr. Kenney! I live 25 miles outside of NY City, so I am definitely going to try and see your work in person!

I love this creation. Great idea having the little cars below too. Have you used glue? Amazing. I wish I lived in New York. :)

Wow so some of the awesome stuff youve built in a gallery... Awesome!