Hejjo Demokowicz’s immersive LEGO steampunk worlds

Immersive LEGO scenes fill the frame with bricks and make you feel like you’re getting a glimpse into another world. Hejjo Demokowicz demonstrates a mastery of the form with his series of steampunk districts that began in 2022, each depicting a solitary figure beginning a journey. The latest entry, District 3, depicts a snowy, urban realm. Hejjo draws on an eclectic mix of rounded parts for the white snow and the nougat path for a lush texture. Wrought ironwork impresses in both the foreground gate and the ornate station awnings in the background. A solitary character stuns with clever parts usage, such as eggs for arms, helmet shoulders, and a pirate’s beard as trailing hair.

District 3

District 2 features a station overgrown with vegetation. A Bellville figure and Friends pet allow for a larger than minifig scale. Hejjo really shines with the photography here, using a shallow depth of field to put the focus on the character and her anticipation as the tram approaches.

District 2

Finishing off the series in reverse chronological order we see District 1, which utilizes a fully industrial Steampunk aesthetic. Once again, a larger scale allows for incredible detail and creative use of parts, like a guardrail made of lanterns. I don’t know which impresses me more, the iron archway or the intricate cable system atop the tram.

District 1

What wondrous sites with the next District reveal, I wonder?

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1 comment on “Hejjo Demokowicz’s immersive LEGO steampunk worlds

  1. Jer

    Inspiring.
    Long-time reader; sadly-never blog contributor.
    I would never submit a comment on a non-lego item, but just wanted All to know that this entry reminds me of such other artists as Greg Olijnyk — and though not Lego, may indeed provide a fantastical inspiration to those creative Block geniuses out there. (sorry for the not-quite-lego tip)(also, this site has displayed a few amazing lego masterpieces in the past, just search)
    https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2025/02/greg-olijnyk-cardboard-monuments/

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