An Indian artist has built the world’s biggest LEGO mosaic using 738,000 bricks, spending over 2,100 hours on the project. The record‑breaking artwork, titled “Largest LEGO Mosaic (Multiple Panels)”, is on display at R City Mall in Ghatkopar.

Key Takeaways

  • 738,000 LEGO bricks used to set a new world record
  • More than 2,100 hours of work
  • Publicly exhibited at R City Mall, Ghatkopar

Historical Background

LEGO mosaics have fascinated hobbyists since the 1970s, with the previous size record standing at 500,000 bricks set in Denmark in 2015. This new feat more than doubles the earlier benchmark, pushing the limits of brick art.

Details

The masterpiece was crafted by Arjun Mehra, who worked alone, averaging 10 hours a day to assemble multiple panels that together depict iconic cityscapes and cultural symbols.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that large‑scale LEGO projects not only showcase creative ingenuity but also stimulate innovation across India’s startup and arts ecosystems.

"This record underscores the power of Indian creativity on a global stage," says LEGO historian Maria Singh.

Did You Know?

Did You Know?: The first LEGO mosaic to break a world record was built live over a 24‑hour marathon in 2009.

FAQ

  • Q: Will the mosaic remain on display for the long term?
    A: Yes, it will stay at R City Mall for at least a year as a permanent exhibit.
  • Q: Which authority certified the record?
    A: Guinness World Records verified the achievement after an on‑site audit.