Shattered Space: Narem Quercus

Name: AI-DA ROBOT (BUILT 2019)
Brand: Shattered Space: Narem Quercus
Price: 13000.00 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

Price Realised GBP 16,250

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GBP 5,000 - GBP 7,000

Closed: 27 Oct 2020

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AI-DA ROBOT (BUILT 2019)

Shattered Space: Narem Quercus

Price Realised GBP 16,250

Closed: 27 Oct 2020

Price Realised GBP 16,250

Closed: 27 Oct 2020

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AI-DA ROBOT (BUILT 2019)
Shattered Space: Narem Quercus
oil and giclée on canvas, in artist's frame
canvas: 28 x 28in. (71 x 71.3cm.)
overall: 37³⁄₄ x 37³⁄₄in. (95.7 x 95.7cm.)
Painted in 2019

The Barn Gallery, St John's College, Oxford.
Acquired from the above by the present owner.

Oxford, The Barn Gallery, St John's College, Unsecured Futures - The art of Ai-da Robot, 2019.

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Lot Essay

Invented by a team of researchers at Oxford University, Ai-Da Robot, the first ever humanoid robot artist, produces abstract paintings created with coordinates from her drawings of organic structures such as trees and animals which are then plotted into AI algorithms that interact with the Cartesian plane to print the intricate visual result onto the canvas, which is later finished with the help of human artists.

is a work from Ai-Da's ‘Shattered Space’ series featuring abstract geometrical shapes in shades of green and brown, in a style deriving from the influences of early 20th-century artists such as Pablo Picasso, Max Beckmann and Käthe Kollewitz. In comparison to her other works within the series, the contains much more saturated colours, highlighting the stark contrast between the different tones, enhancing depth and dimension of prismic shapes.