Sculpture titled "the bot on movement" by Branimir Misic, Original Artwork, Metals

the bot on movement (2020) Sculpture by Branimir Misic

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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Sculpture, Metals on Object

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One of a kind (OOAK / Original Artwork)

One-of-a-kind works of art are also known as “OOAK” artworks. This means that every work of art is unique and there will never be another identical one.
Dimensions Height 13.4in, Width 17.7in / 2.00 kg
Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
Categories Sculptures under $1,000 Outsider Art Car

Inspired by an imaginary character from Mad Max, this raw art sculpture features a robot car crafted from used tin cans, vintage red pulley, silver-plated utensils, and an old Kodak camera. With an antique finish and old-time patina, this unique piece merges human and mechanical traits, exuding personality without movement. Channeling the futuristic essence of Mad Max, this raw art sculpture showcases a robot car assembled from repurposed everyday objects like tin cans, vintage meccano pulley, silver-plated utensils, and an old Kodak camera. The meticulous creation process infuses the sculpture with a distinct personality blending human and mechanical elements seamlessly. Embodying the spirit of Mad Max, this raw art sculpture is inspired by an imaginary character from the film, featuring a robot car made from a captivating mix of used tin cans, vintage meccano pulley, silver-plated utensils, and an antique Kodak camera. The careful craftsmanship and fusion of human and mechanical characteristics bring this everlasting piece to life, radiating a unique personality despite its static form.

About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles

Metals

Sculpture technique using metal, generally malleable, ductile and light-reflecting material.

Outsider Art

Invented by Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985) in 1945, the idea is to create works with primitive graphics that take no academic reference into account. He will also advise to "draw like a child" and encourage self-taught artists.

Technic Sculpture

Sculpture is an artistic activity which consists of designing and producing shapes in volume, in relief, either in the round (statuary), in high relief, in low relief, by modeling, by direct carving, by welding or assembly. The term sculpture also designates the object resulting from this activity.

Branimir Misic

Canada

Branimir Misic is a contemporary award-winning sculptor from Canada. He has been making stained glass and mixed media sculptures for over thirty years. The combination of his background in engineering and art [...]

The sculptural care with which Misic creates his characters gives them, despite their physical immobility, an endearing personality. Drawing inspiration from movies, graphic novels, books, mythology, history, and video games, his sculptures fuse human, animal, and mechanical characteristics to give each piece a unique personality. Multimedia robot sculptures, in particular, have become very popular with consumers, due to their unique fusion of human and animal characteristics.

Branimir Misic was born in 1952, in Bosnia. He lives and works in Canada, where he has exhibited his sculptures and won numerous awards.