The intersection of robotics and sculpture has opened new frontiers for DIY makers and artists alike. By incorporating motors, sensors, and microcontrollers, sculptures can now move, respond, or even “perform” for audiences. This trend is driven by the accessibility of open-source platforms like Arduino and Raspberry Pi, which empower artists to experiment with technology without needing engineering degrees. Robotic sculptures challenge static definitions of art, blurring boundaries between machine and organic creativity. Some installations react to human presence, while others perform programmed choreographies. The DIY aspect emphasizes individuality, as artists often build with recycled materials and hand-crafted mechanisms. These kinetic creations embody a playful yet thought-provoking fusion of engineering and imagination, making sculpture more alive than ever.