These examples of robot art showcase the new mediums being explored by artists involving intelligent machinery.
The robot has always been considered logical, rigid and formal. However, the art world has embraced technology and created various forms of robot-inspired and robot-made art that push boundaries in the art world.
For instance, the piece 'City, Paint, Machine' by panGenerator attempts to use data collected from passing street goers to create paintings. This form of artificial creation imitates abstract expressionism, and makes the robot an artist, a notion that was previously thought seemingly impossible. This example, and the ones seen in this compiled list, beg the question of whether the future holds an new form on artificial creativity. It is interesting to wonder what this will mean for the art world.
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- Gen Z (primary audience)
- Millennial (primary audience)
