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Gregory Mayer is a contemporary artist redefining the limits of medium and perception. His work challenges traditional boundaries, transforming three-dimensional materials into striking two-dimensional images that shift with perspective. Known for his meticulous craftsmanship and innovative use of unconventional materials, Mayer’s art invites viewers to engage in a visual dialogue—where precision meets abstraction, and where the brain is forced to complete the image. Each piece is a singular creation, impossible to replicate, embodying the fusion of artistry, engineering, and a relentless pursuit of pushing what’s possible in contemporary art.

“I strive to create work that isn’t just visually engaging but emotionally and intellectually challenging—art that represents our lives and force the viewers to see beyond the surface. Art that is messy and confusing up close, like all of our private lives, but once you pause and step back you can see the beauty which is made up of all the little messes working together to create a beautiful piece”

Portrait Series

  • Zapata. 2024. Lego (9,700 pieces) 30x30 in.

  • Rick Rubin. 2025. Lego (22,000 pieces) 50x40 in.

  • Jerry Garcia. 2024. Lego (10,000+) 30x30in

  • Carson. 2024. Lego (10,000 pieces) 30x30 in.

  • Darwin. 2024. Lego (4,250 pieces). 20x20 in.

  • Willie. 2024. Lego (21,100 pieces). 30x40 in.

Porffolio Photos

Automotive Series

  • White 911. 2024. Lego (19,000). 40x40in.

  • Black Carrera on Mirror. Lego (12,000). 2025. 30x60inch

  • Roxanne. 2024. Lego (8,000). 20x40 in. Private Collection.

  • Black Singer Porsche. 2023. Lego (20,000). 40x40in.

Greg Mayer is an American Fine Artist living and working between Scottsdale, Arizona and San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

He explores the relationship between perception and reality, transforming three-dimensional mediums into evocative two-dimensional images. His work challenges viewers to engage with subjects in unexpected ways.

Experiments

I’m always working on something that is pushing me beyond what I know how to do.

Currently working on a very small and selective work of commission pieces. However, due to the amount of time and difficulty of the mediums I use, I can only take on 1-3 projects per year. Please reach out and see if we can find a subject and timeline that works for us!

If nothing else, I would love to hear from you!

Write me an email at contact@gregmayer.art or message me on Instagram @gregmayer.art.

If all else fails, you can call me:

+1 480 250 7454

Contact