A unique art installation titled Regular Animals, curated by artist Mike Winkelmann, drew attention at the Miami Beach Convention Center on December 3 for its uncanny depictions of prominent figures. The display featured robotic dogs fitted with wax heads of Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Andy Warhol and Pablo Picasso. The robots were also programmed to print photographs reflecting the distinctive worldviews of each character. | TRT World

#TheArtAnglePodcast: In art right now, it is hard to avoid Beeple, aka Mike Winkelmann, whose daily digital images of memes, pop culture, and dystopian excess reach millions of followers. He moved to the center of the art world conversation in 2021 when 'Everydays: The First 5,000 Days' sold for $69 million at Christie’s, which made Beeple a symbol of both the new respect and opportunity for digital artists and of critics’ worst fears about a blockchain-fueled art bubble and the meltdown of tast

Beeple (@beeple_crap) has released a pack of robot dogs with unsettlingly human heads at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 (@artbasel). Scrutinising the increasing and unnerving autonomy of robots and AI, these uncanny representations of Andy Warhol, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are even taking photographs of fairgoers. This tongue-in-cheek work by the American artist — also known as Mike Winkelmann — can be found as part of new curated space Zero 10, which is dedicated to digital and new media art. Follow

157K views · 115 reactions | Se llama Mike Winkelmann pero es mejor conocido como beeple, un artista que lleva más de 13 años publicando diariamente sus creaciones. “Mi filosofía del arte en general dicta que no depende tanto de mí decidir si el trabajo es bueno o malo, sino que yo soy el responsable de hacerlo y la gente de decidir si es bueno o es basura (como yo creo)”. | PlayGround | Facebook