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In addition to earning a living as a teacherdigital artat the University of Oregon (USA),Michael A. Salter it’s asculptorvery original (and patient) contemporary. In his spare time he is dedicated to creatinggigantic robotsusing onlycardboard and polystyrene pieces. His works have already been exhibited in some of the most prestigious museums in the world.

We show you some of his pieces.

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In addition to earning a living as a teacherdigital artat the University of Oregon (USA),Michael A. Salter it’s asculptorvery original (and patient) contemporary. In his spare time he is dedicated to creatinggigantic robotsusing onlycardboard and polystyrene pieces. His works have already been exhibited in some of the most prestigious museums in the world.

We show you some of his pieces.

robot-salter-2

In addition to earning a living as a teacherdigital artat the University of Oregon (USA),Michael A. Salter it’s asculptorvery original (and patient) contemporary. In his spare time he is dedicated to creatinggigantic robotsusing onlycardboard and polystyrene pieces. His works have already been exhibited in some of the most prestigious museums in the world.

We show you some of his pieces.

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