Ashley Zelinskie is a young New York artists trying to preserve our cultural heritage for the day the robots take over. She uses code and 3D-printing as a means of translation from human endeavor to digital understanding. The objects she configures are all in some way based in the information that masterpieces and grand cultural concepts provide. By creating a hexadecimal code of the Mona Lisa or a digital model of the golden ratio she is able to playfully establish a bond between mysticism and hard abstract data. Or as she puts it: "Robots need magic".