A robot or android painting named June. Acrylic on cradled wood. Size is 24 x 30 inches by 2 inches deep. Gloss Varnish. Original painting, not a print. Price includes shipping in the United States. Ready to hang, no frame needed. June was inspired by the science fiction book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" written by Philip K. Dick. June will replace what once were domestic house servants. Work like cooking, cleaning, laundry, childcare and care for the elderly or disabled dependents, etc... She will replace humans as the new maid. And if the employers (he or she) of June decide to become more "intimate" with June, who will be there to object. After all is it an "affair" if the other party is a non-human android. As we rush head long into the development of AI and robots, I see androids like June as an inevitability. When they become sentient or self-aware how will humanity react, how will the robots react? How will June react when a meat-sack treats her badly?