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MAURIZIO LAMPIS
BRICK BUILDER
About
Maurizio Lampis was born in Cagliari on July 24, 1976.
His passion for LEGO® bricks began at the age of 6, when he received a Medieval Castle set as a Christmas gift.
He has been a professional Brick Builder since 2015, when he co-founded the Karalisbrick Cultural Association, which currently includes four other members.
In 2021, he created the KARALISBRICK Brick Museum, which became a traveling exhibition throughout Sardinia. To date, it has held 70 events across the island.
The Museum now has a permanent location in Capoterra (CA).
"The art of
communicating
through bricks"
Projects
Main Creations
Among his most notable creations is St. Mark’s Square in Venice, featured on the official LEGO® Instagram pages for ITALY, FRANCE, GERMANY, and the UNITED ARAB EMIRATES.
In 2024, he collaborated with LEGO® ITALIA both for the grand opening of the only LEGO® Store in Sardinia — located in the “Le Vele” Shopping Center in Quartucciu (CA) — and for the celebration of the store’s first anniversary by organizing exhibitions and children’s workshops.
He has also been teaching for 7 years through educational courses in collaboration with schools and associations, with around 6,000 participants in his dedicated workshops.
Special mention goes to his 26 projects dedicated to Sardinian monuments, and 5 major National Monuments — including the Trevi Fountain and Piazza del Plebiscito — all built without the use of any digital design software.
Other noteworthy creations include a life-sized British phone booth and a bust of legendary footballer Gigi Riva, personally autographed by Riva himself and currently on display at the Football Museum in Coverciano.
Lampis’ lifelong motto:
LEGO®: the art of communicating through bricks.
