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This project successfully raised its funding goal on August 5, 2010.
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A ROBOTS>>>> t-shirt, plus a comic strip featuring you!
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The $25 dollar prize, plus a copy of the documentary charting the progress of the kids, their robots and their mural over the summer.
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T-shirt, documentary, a one-off robot the size of your choosing, and an accompanying comic strip
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We will visit you and host a make-your-own robot party for you and your friends.
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T-shirt, documentary, small robot, PLUS we will visit you and perform all your weekly household chores that require robots! (hoovering, dishwashing, laundry etc)
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We will build you a giant robot in the site of your choosing!
Project By
Connected as Miriam Wells
A professional visual artist who works in all mediums. Inspired by sculptures he built for a Bat For Lashes music video, a year ago Leonard created the ROBOTS>>>> project.
An artist collective consisting of a central core of designers and a peripheral team of dedicated and multitalented artists and craftspeople, its aim is to shine a new light on public art, in the form of an interplanetary invasion of giant friendly robots.
The site-specific sculptures are made from recycled wood and metal and can be installed almost anywhere. They meld and interact with their environment and encourage a sense of play in their audience.
Art enabled Leonard to come from a difficult place to achieve great things. He wants ROBOTS>>>> to help inspire others do the same.
Think this is a marvelous idea using creative skills to help those damaged by life. London may be boring, but guess we have a lot of youngsters who need help here too. Any chance of replicating? Sandra R