Recycled materials have been used to create many different artworks all over the world. Recycled books have been used to make beautiful sculptures. A few sculptors are now using recycled materials to make robots. These artists saved a good amount of landfill space by using materials from broken vacuum cleaners, coffee tins to handmade craft items, all of which would have otherwise rotted away in some junkyard. Check out these 7 robot sculptures which are so amazing you’d wish they could actually work:
Mike Dyson
Image Source : recyclart.org
This 3m tall awe-inspiring robot sculpture was made from Dyson vacuum cleaner parts. The sculptor chose the name Mike Dyson for this work of art which looks like a robot boxer. Made from broken vacuum cleaners, it displays the engineering and imaginative powers of the sculptor.
Robots by Gille Monte Ruici
Artist Gille Monte Ruici makes robots of different sizes and shapes using discarded items like lamps, toasters, switchboards, dumbbells and various recycled materials. His robots are unique and ingenious. Currently, his work is being displayed at the Brauer Gallery in Paris.
Robots made from found objects
Image Source : nemogould.com
Nemo Gould is an artist who has always loved to take things apart, since childhood. This might have inspired him to create stunning robot sculptures, which he constructs out of objects he finds. His robots are simple, sometimes scary and sometimes hilarious. The idea behind his robots is to evoke a child-like wonder from those who look at his work, because he feels that adults often lose the sense of wonder in the ordinary. His robots feature working lights and moving parts, to elevate them into objects which are a gateway to childhood.
Nerdbots
Nerdbots are the robot creations of Anne and Nicholas. The husband-wife duo make their adorable robots from mechanical parts they find…
