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Beeple debuted ‘Regular Animals’ at Art Basel’s VIP preview, featuring hyper-realistic robotic dogs in the Meridians section.
The robots wear masks of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Picasso, Warhol, and Beeple, and take photos while printing art.
Some prints are stamped as NFTs with a barcode and warning labels about potential disgust or effects on collectors.
Beeple says the work comments on how people now see the world through the eyes of powerful algorithms and figures.
Billionaire tech figures and celebrities were spotted at Art Basel, including Sergey Brin among others.
Fairgoers reportedly may find limited prints available, with some selling for around $100,000 each.
Beeple believes the piece invites viewers to reflect on who controls the way we perceive reality.
The installation includes a print featuring Beeple’s likeness produced by a robot.
Art Basel attendees and media covered the spectacle as part of the fair’s VIP preview.
Beeple says the piece critiques how powerful figures shape visual culture today.

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Art Basel Miami hosts Beeple's 'Regular Animals' featuring robot dogs with masked billionaire faces.
The exhibit, 'Regular Animals,' shows flesh-colored robo-dogs dropping art prints and wearing masks.
Masks used for the bot faces were created by Landon Meier and are described as frighteningly accurate.
The project includes NFTs and has attracted private collectors.
Beeple described the work as commentary on billionaire influence over social media.
The exhibit invites viewers to consider the intersection of art, technology, and wealth.
The piece includes imagery of well-known faces beyond Musk and Zuckerberg.
The artwork is available for viewing at Art Basel Miami Beach.
The piece explores the role of masks in shaping perceptions of identity.
The installation blends traditional art with digital and NFT components.

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Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 spotlights Latin American artists redefining cultural heritage across media.
Renata Petersen from Guadalajara features a booth with tiled murals, chrome glass works and ceremonial vases.
Thalita Hamaoui from Brazil creates impressionistic oil landscapes inspired by Brazil’s weather diversity.
Gabriel Chaile presents adobe sculptures rooted in Indigenous heritage and No Kings Day protest imagery.
Cisco Merel incorporates Panama and Miami soil into a wall covering, linking immigrant communities.
Merel ties soil rituals to community building, reflecting Panama’s cultural practices.
Petersen’s work explores how the sacred becomes corporeal through religious iconography.
Chaile emphasizes shared humanity beyond national borders amid contemporary protests imagery.
The fair features multimedia works spanning tiles, glass, painting, and sculpture.
The Guardian covers Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 with a focus on Latin American narratives.

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