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Viva la Robolucion – Artist creates vintage robots from junk parts

Mihai Andrei by Mihai Andrei
April 29, 2023
in Art

Bruno Lefevre-Brauer, known as + Brauer, is a graphic designer living in Paris. Recently, he’s been working creating vintage, almost steampunk-ish robots from old pieces of scrap. More than their technological features, he tries to reveal the original, almost primitive, form of the robots he creates.

Voltman.
Voltman.

Bambino
Bambino

Horton
Horton

+Brauer carefully chooses vintage objects that have an industrial past, that are marked by time and whose patina has been moulded by years of manual use. He admires the beauty, sometimes hidden, of these discarded industrial parts, alters their appearance, sculpts them, and incorporates light sources into their structure before assembling the parts together to create a unique and poetic piece.

The beauty of the materials and the venerable patinas express their beauty in the light of day, while at night, it is the turn of the strange, evocative light fittings to reveal their magic.

Phil
Phil

Igor
Igor

Commodor.
Commodor.

Cosmos
Cosmos

Abandoned or forgotten in workshops and garages, the industrial parts are reborn in unique works of art that embrace us with their kind presence, imposing personality, and amazing humanity.

ROBOT HEADSROBOT HEADS #1-2-3  (BD)

Quetzal.
Quetzal.

But perhaps more than everything, each piece is a statement of poetic resistance to mass-consumption.

Ernest
Ernest

Kub
Kub

If you enjoyed Brauer’s work, consider checking similar junk-derived sculptures made by Tal Avitzur.

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