Bob the Robot is a creation of St. Pete artist “Aurailieus Artist.” Bob has humble beginnings as a cardboard robot – tethered together by duct tape, glue and some metal wiring, mass produced as part of a robotic army set to adorn the halls of the first ever St.Pete Robot Exchange (an annual event in St. Pete to appease our robotic overlords). After a long night of drinking whiskey, and a rice megatron malfunction, the robot became self aware.
Bob has recently acquired the honorary title of “Prince” by the people of Denmark after he traveled there, rescued a princess and became the country’s biggest pop culture phenomenon (true story). Thus, Bob the Robot is often referred to as “Bob the Robot; Prince of Denmark”. Bob is often memorialised in the form of public art projects such as murals around downtown St. Pete where he often carries a message written on a cardboard sign – protesting gentrification or simply stating good ideas.
Bob Needs Your Help
To help Bob with this latest art project slash social experiment, any combination of the following two items are requested of you:
1.) A wall, dumpster or any outside surface onto which a Bob the Robot mural can be created. (remember these robots can be from two feet tall to six)
2.) A monetary donation- whatever you can afford really- to purchase paint and supplies to execute these Bob the Robot urban art murals.
Email or send a carrier pigeon to: [email protected]
