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This Lego Brick Is About the Size of a Human White Blood Cell. It Just Became the World’s Smallest Sculpture

Last updated: March 24, 2025 2:47 pm
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David A. Lindon, an English artist, has recently broken the world record for creating the smallest hand-made sculpture ever crafted. The sculpture is a tiny Lego piece measuring 0.00099 by 0.00086 inches, just slightly larger than a human white blood cell. Lindon is no stranger to creating microscopic artworks, having previously made sculptures that fit inside the eyes of needles and miniature recreations of Vincent van Gogh paintings that are just 0.02 inches tall.

For his latest project, Lindon crafted three Lego bricks of varying sizes: an eight-stud piece, a four-stud piece, and a one-stud piece. His four-stud brick initially broke the record set in 2017 by microscopic artist Willard Wigan, who inspired Lindon to delve into the world of tiny art. However, Lindon went on to break the record a second time with his one-stud brick, which was even smaller in size.

Creating such minuscule artworks is a challenging and meticulous process that requires a complete lack of disturbance. Lindon worked during the night to avoid vibrations from daytime car traffic while making his Lego sculptures. He has trained himself to slow his breathing and work between the beats of his heart to minimize any movements that could disrupt his delicate work.

Experts from Evident Scientific measured Lindon’s Lego bricks via a light microscope, and specialists at Spectrographic Limited verified their size. These sculptures are so tiny that they cannot be seen with the human eye. Lindon’s previous record-breaking sculptures include a microscopic recreation of Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” placed inside the eye of a needle.

Lindon and Wigan are both renowned for their artworks created in the eyes of needles or atop pinheads. Lindon uses special miniature tools that he creates himself and materials such as microscopic pigments, dust, carpet fibers, and even beetle antennae. One of his most famous works includes three microscopic recreations of van Gogh paintings embedded inside a wristwatch.

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Before venturing into the world of microscopic artistry, Lindon worked as an engineer on small instrumentation inside airplane cockpits. Despite the challenges he faces in creating his tiny sculptures, Lindon continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of miniature art. He is currently working on a series of eye-of-a-needle sculptures of animals for an upcoming exhibition titled “The Smallest Zoo in the World.”

Lindon finds joy in the reactions of people who see his art for the first time, as the sheer smallness of his creations never fails to amaze and surprise. Witnessing his artwork in person truly “blows your mind,” as Lindon describes it.

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