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This robotic sculpture was purchased with a lot of 80 other sculptures. It was constructed in the early 1980s. It was made from a life-size fiberglass mannequen, wooden mannequin arms, and a styrofoam head with what looks to be a cast plaster face. It is silver and it stands upon a black wooden stand.
Its arms bend at the elbow and shoulders and can be posed as one so desires.
This piece is one of over 80 pieces purchased in a robot art collection. Seller was told that all sculptures were created by San Diego artist Drew Wayland, yet has no proof. Either way this robotic figure would be a welcomed treasure to be added to anyone s collection.
Note that it has three electric cords that feed into an electric power strip mounted onto the stand: one for a working radio that is attached to its back, a second that goes to a light in its chest, and a third that goes to a light in its head.
Although both lights and radio were tested and working, they all should be re-wired or at the very least they must be looked at by an electrician to make sure they are safe.
LOOK FOR THE REST OF THE COLLECTION TO BE LISTED AS EACH PIECE IS READIED FOR SALE.
(ALSO AVAILABLE FOR LEASE AS A MOVIE PROP. WRITE FOR MORE INFO.)
$ Reward $ offered for locating San Deigo artist Drew Wayland. Write for more info.
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