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Robots And The Wonder of Life
Where do they come from? Why are they here? What are they looking for?
My name is Matt Dixon. I've been painting the 'Transmissions' series of robot pictures since 2006 and I still don't know the answers. In fact, I'm not sure there are any answers, and that suits me just fine.
When I sit down to paint a new picture, I'm exploring a new corner of the world my robots live in. With each image I learn a little more about that world but each piece brings more questions, and that's what keeps me coming back to the work. Questions keep us curious. Make us want to learn and explore. We don't need answers, we need more questions.
A Kickstarter campaign for Transmissions 4, my new book of robot art, is underway.
More info: mattdixon.co.uk | kickstarter.com | Instagram
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Siddharth Rath 8 years ago
There look in his/her eyes...... Although it's blank, out looks so innocent
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Alex Capozza 8 years ago
Looks very much like Clank from the Ratchet and Clank games. I like it
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Anastasia Andreeva 8 years ago
Sometimes people feel like a lonenly star, away from everything else
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Tiny Dancer 8 years ago
Fascinating! It's not a road, it's a massive shadow, but of what? Hmmm ... I'm picturing the other painting of the robot and the flower on top of some kind of monolith and this guy's looking up and wondering how they'll get together.
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Jef Bateman 8 years ago
It is cool how expressive these are even though their faces are quite simple. They are similar to robots I make out of clay, but your's are better.
Jef Bateman 8 years ago
It is cool how expressive these are even though their faces are quite simple. They are similar to robots I make out of clay, but your's are better.
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