Robots are an artist collective based in London and the South East of England. Working since the Summer of 2009, Robots aim to shine a new light on public art, creating intellectual yet accessible interactive sculptures. Heavily influenced by comics, graffiti and the contents of skips, Robots>>>> have captured the interest of the art world and media and have recently appeared in print in the New York Times.

Robots work predominately in reclaimed and recycled wood, old furniture and pieces that have been disregarded by others, working on the premise that one mans rubbish is another mans treasure. The aesthetic of these sculptures are entirely determined by the resources available as well as being completely sustainable in a time when resources and finances need to be considered. The sculptures also inform and teach about recycling of materials.

All sculptures are site specific, whether this be in the middle of a field or hanging from the side of a building. Each piece is considered and designed to embellish and compliment it’s environment.

Robots strive to make their sculptures interactive to their audience and so that they may be appreciated a number of different ways. Whether it be through, light, sound or actual physical interaction these sculptures are intellectual, thoughtful and multi-dimensional.

Robots have embarked on a number of different projects, including music videos, gallery pieces, city and country festivals, graffiti pieces and collaborations. These sculptures can be built and installed virtually anywhere.