Robots by Rusti D. at R 20th Century

Design Miami 08: more from New York gallery R 20th Century at Design Miami last week, this time Robots by designer Rusti D.

The figures are made from re-appropriated objects and components. Above: Robot with orange antennae and green arms, created using re-appropriated materials. Designed by Rusti D., Argentina, 2008. 7″ (H) (SM2627).

Above: Robot with red helmet and jetpack, created using re-appropriated materials. Designed by Rusti D., Argentina, 2008. 8″ (H) (SM2578).

Above: Robot with striped body, gray helmet and pale green cane, created using re-appropriated materials. Designed by Rusti D., Argentina, 2008. 6″ (H) (SM2600).

Here’s a bit of text from the gallery:
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Rusti D. (Argentina) designs and makes playful figures created from found and gifted materials, primarily broken or unused toys, and industrial plastic parts. Loosely classified as Robots, the colorful, animated figures offer a refreshing take on figurative sculpture and toy design.


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