“Neil,” cardboard, LED lighting, and glass domes, 48 centimeters. All images by Griffin Simm, © Greg Olijnyk, shared with permission
Melbourne-based artist Greg Olijnyk continues to add to his troupe of sci-fi robots crafted from cardboard, LED lights, and glass details. The elaborately constructed characters are fully articulate and populate an ever-expanding futuristic world that’s slightly dystopic and always filled with adventure. His latest creations also include a nod to art history, with a sculptural interpretation of M.C. Escher’s stairs that features tiny robots within the mind-bending cube.
For a glimpse into Olijnyk’s process and to keep up with his works steeped in fantasy, head to Instagram.
“Neil,” cardboard, LED lighting, and glass domes, 48 centimeters
Detail of “Neil,” cardboard, LED lighting, and glass domes, 48 centimeters
“Escher Cube,” cardboard, 50 square centimeters
Detail of “Escher Cube,” cardboard, 50 square centimeters
Detail of “Escher Cube,” cardboard, 50 square centimeters
“Prototype 1,” cardboard, LED lighting, glass tubes and lenses, 45 centimeters
“Prototype 2,” cardboard, LED lighting, and glass lenses, 45 centimeters
“Prototype 2,” cardboard, LED lighting, and glass lenses, 45 centimeters
Detail of “Prototype 2,” cardboard, LED lighting, and glass lenses, 45 centimeters
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