All images © Greg Olijnyk, by , shared with permission
Until now, ’s cardboard robots have been poised for adventure, whether speed bike or . His meticulously crafted universe, though, has taken an eerie and slightly dystopic turn. The Melbourne-based artist presents fully articulate robots lying on an operating table and attempting to wrangle an aloe plant bound to a cage. Complete with LED lights and glass where necessary, the latest iteration even features an illustrated danger sign, warning that the plant will soon breach its enclosure.
To follow the latest sculptures in Olijnyk’s science-fiction inspired reality, head to , where he shares process shots and videos of the robots in action.
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