VIEW POST At the building table
A peek at the LEGO sets on my Instagram.
MONDHEERA “AMPERE” PITUXCOOSUVARN
LEGO builds, minifigure adventures, and a hobby that finds its way into my research on creativity, storytelling, and play.
Step into my brick worldAFOL and LEGO MASTERS JAPAN 2023
FROM MY INSTAGRAM
Builds, travels, and creative experiments.
A few moments from @lovely_bricks.
VIEW POST A peek at the LEGO sets on my Instagram.
VIEW POST A brick-built skeleton among pumpkins and Halloween decorations.
WATCH REEL An Instagram reel introducing my interactive BricksTory showcase.
VIEW POST My minifigure outside Repetto, with dancers in the window.
VIEW POST A minifigure moment with the Eiffel Tower in the distance.
WATCH REEL A little minifigure cameo from my Instagram reels.
A selection from my public Instagram, collected 4 November 2026. Follow each photo for the original post, caption, and carousel or reel. Explore @lovely_bricks
FROM HOBBY TO RESEARCH
LEGO is part of my life as an adult fan and builder. It also connects with a question in my research: how can interactive technology support imagination and creative play?
BricksTory, developed with Yohei Murakami, brings hands-on brick building together with AI-generated storytelling. It explores ways to help children discover ideas and reinterpret what they have made.
See my showcase reelBricksTory: Leveraging LLMs for a New Brick Building Experience ↗
Interactive demo · Entertainment Computing Symposium (EC 2024).
The extended BricksTory adds storybook compilation and explores how unexpected AI interpretations can prompt new ideas. The project reports informal observations; it is an exploration of creative support.
Thinking by Hand: Storybook Creation from Brick Building with AI Support ↗Research by Mondheera Pituxcoosuvarn & Yohei Murakami. More about my research ↗
hello, fellow brick lover!THE BUILDER BEHIND THE BRICKS
I’m Mondheera Pituxcoosuvarn — Ampere to friends, and @lovely_bricks on Instagram. I’m an adult fan of LEGO and a LEGO MASTERS JAPAN 2023 contestant. I’m also part of the Japan Brickfest organizing team, where I was Editor-in-Chief of the 2026 event magazine.
I’m also a lecturer and human–computer interaction researcher at Ritsumeikan University in Japan. My interests in hands-on making and storytelling meet my work on learning, creative play, and human–AI collaboration. Lovely Bricks brings those worlds together.
Visit my personal websiteJAPAN BRICKFEST · COMMUNITY & CREATIVE WORK
My JBF involvement brings together behind-the-scenes teamwork, storytelling, and hands-on LEGO creativity.
Part of the team behind Japan Brickfest, a gathering for LEGO builders and fans.
Led the editorial work for the Japan Brickfest event magazine.
Recognized in the Wearable Art competition at Japan Brickfest.
LET’S KEEP BUILDING
Come say hello and follow along on Instagram.