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Duncan Rawlinson created this AI-assisted artwork combining digital art techniques with contemporary visual storytelling. Two humanoid robotic figures rest side by side on a wrought-iron bench, their clasped hands suggesting intimacy and connection. One figure wears a fox mask, the other a skull decorated with lace tracery that continues down its neck. Both bodies are carved with Netsuke-inspired designs depicting vines and mythical lovers, merging organic motifs with mechanical forms. The monochrome treatment emphasizes texture and shadow, while the park setting—soft-focus trees and pathways—provides a muted backdrop. The piece explores themes of companionship, identity, and the boundary between the human and the artificial. Duncan.co/fox-mask-and-skull-in-the-park Buy a print The post Fox Mask and Skull in the Park appeared first on Duncan Rawlinson - Duncan.co.

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