A controversial artist has begun selling robot dogs fitted with hyper-realistic masks of Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos — each programmed to “poop NFTs.” These mechanized sculptures blur the line between satire, technology, and digital art. Each robot dog costs up to $100,000 and is designed to comment on tech-industry wealth, surveillance culture, and the absurdity of digital currency markets. The NFTs created by the robots are stored automatically on blockchain, making the artwork both physical and digital. Collectors describe the pieces as bizarre, provocative, and impossible to ignore. Critics call them a dystopian reflection of modern tech culture, where billionaire worship and meme economics collide. The installations have sparked global debate about the direction of modern art — and whether technology is pushing creativity into genius or madness. #DigitalArt #NFTs #TechCulture #RobotArt #ContemporaryArt

A controversial artist has begun selling robot dogs fitted with hyper-realistic masks of Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos — each programmed to “poop NFTs.” These mechanized sculptures blur the line between satire, technology, and digital art. Each robot dog costs up to $100,000 and is designed to comment on tech-industry wealth, surveillance culture, and the absurdity of digital currency markets. The NFTs created by the robots are stored automatically on blockchain, making the artwork both physical and digital. Collectors describe the pieces as bizarre, provocative, and impossible to ignore. Critics call them a dystopian reflection of modern tech culture, where billionaire worship and meme economics collide. The installations have sparked global debate about the direction of modern art — and whether technology is pushing creativity into genius or madness. #DigitalArt #NFTs #TechCulture #RobotArt #ContemporaryArt