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Styrobot
Styrobot is the name applied to a number of site-specific sculptural assemblages created by the artist Michael Salter. Robotic figures puzzled together from discarded polystyrene packing forms, Styrobots have risen ceiling-high to dominate their space. Although Styrobots are often intimidating in size, their postures are generally non-threatening, at times meditative.〔Leffingwell, Edward; Art in America, October 2008〕〔<() Baker, Mark; The Register-Guard, published June 30, 2008, Retrieved 5 June 2012〕〔() think.21 Contemporary Gallery; Retrieved 9 June 2012]〕〔Mulson, Jennifer; ColoradoSprings.com; published January 14, 2013; Retrieved 27 January 2013〕
==Origins==
Salter has a history of using found materials in his work〔Holliman, Woody; Art Papers Magazine, March/April 2000〕〔((Interview) ) Altman, Barbara; UOtoday #392; Retrieved 3 June 2012〕 Around 2003, inspired by their "mechanical" shapes, Salter assembled a number of the pre-formed pieces into his first "big one." The six-foot tall figure led to a solo show at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art in Winston-Salem, where, in a 30-foot high available space, former curator David Brown suggested: "Why don't you make a really big one?" With that, Salter says, "I went to town."〔 His giant Styrobots have since appeared in shows in New York City, Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, and Brussels, Belgium.〔〔〔
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