“Ai-Da Robot as technology, is the perfect artist today to discuss the current developments with technology and its unfolding ...

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The final effect reminds me of Gustav Klimt’s paintings. The towers are decorated with mosaics made from “found materials” – soft drink bottles, crockery, cracked mirrors and shards of tiles.