If you think car culture and fine art sit on opposite sides of the track, meet Bekah Guo the creator known as @bekah8u and @bekah.creates who treats the gap between the garage and the gallery like a corner to be drifted.
Bekah isn’t an artist who references car culture from a distance. She lives it. Her portfolio fuses 3D car modeling, custom LEGO builds, and hands on racing experience, giving her work a credibility and storytelling power that most automotive inspired art can’t touch.
As a BLVKBOOK member, Bekah has brought that energy directly to our community, showcasing at our Mondrian Hotel Skybar nights and drawing in collectors, creatives, and car lovers alike.
Brick by Brick: LEGO as a Language of Speed & Nostalgia
Bekah’s LEGO automotive builds are more than playful recreations they’re sculptural studies of engineering and identity. She rebuilds the cars that shaped her childhood obsessions and adult passions, rendering aggressive lines and aerodynamic silhouettes in block form.
“Anyone can model a car in 3D.
It takes a driver to model one that feels fast.”
Each LEGO build becomes a statement: cars can be art, and art can be joyfully unpretentious.
She often begins in digital 3D, experimenting with angles, forms, and proportions before translating them into physical bricks. The result is a rare feedback loop between virtual design and tactile craftsmanship a visual language that resonates with both artists and gearheads.
Bekah’s 3D work captures the expression of cars in motion the tension of a body roll mid-corner, the downforce from an aero kit, the posture of a machine ready to break traction. She highlights the technical details that enthusiasts obsess over: wheel fitment, suspension setups, diffuser realism, and the nuances of a build done right.
Her models become prints, digital art pieces, and gallery visuals that BLVKBOOK is proud to showcase at our events.
Since joining the BLVKBOOK family, Bekah has become a standout presence at our Mondrian Hotel Skybar club nights, where art, culture, nightlife, and creativity collide. Her pieces draw a crowd the kind that forms naturally, like car enthusiasts gathering around an engine bay after a race.
We’re in an era where culture is fluid where creators blend mediums the way tuners mix parts from different eras to build something new. Bekah represents the future of automotive art: technical yet playful, digital yet physical, nostalgic yet forward moving.
This is exactly the hybrid energy BLVKBOOK was built to champion.
She turns car culture into contemporary art without losing what makes it human, gritty, and thrilling.
BLVKBOOK stands behind artists rewriting the rules, and Bekah Guo is shifting the whole lane. Oh and she can really drift!