A Visionary Robot
Published by Sierra Monica B., on Dec 13 2007, in the categories: Gadgets
I don’t know how to call this creation.
Maybe a robot, or a … man … or maybe it is the self portrait of Jeremy Mayer, as one of these picture’s title suggests.
Let’s call it the Typewriter Robot.
This sculpture is made ONLY from typewriter parts, in a COLD process, without the use of soldering, welding or gluing.
It is a cold art but with the most expressive face I have ever seen, his look inspiring a visionary man concentrated on the future, able to see much more in the future than we can.
Yes sounds incredible, but this designer assembled it mechanically during 1200 hours, time in which he disassembled typewriters and reassembled them into the full-scale human figure.
Jeremy Mayer also does charcoal drawings based on ideas about nanotechnology and biotechnology, and uses CAD and 3D software for his studies.
The Typewriter Robot will be exposed at the future shows at Nevada Museum of Art.
Thanks, Sara!
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2 Comments on “A Visionary Robot”
Frank said on 02/03/2008:
To nitpic: These are NOT robots, they ARE interesting sculptures tho!
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MIT’s Nexi MDS Robot said on 04/06/2008:
[...] androids and complex robots currently at large are still far away from the concept presented in the Star Trek TNG series. You [...]
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