Art that moves through the city

Turning Our Fleet into a Moving Public Art Gallery

A New Canvas for Local Creativity

Public art usually lives on walls, buildings, and fixed spaces. Moving Canvas gives artists a different kind of surface: one that moves through the city.

Serve’s Moving Canvas program turns our robots into rolling works of public art, featuring original designs from local artists in the cities we serve.

We work directly with artists to create custom robot wraps inspired by their communities, then bring their work into everyday neighborhood life through our delivery robots.

Local artists get a new platform. Communities get a new way to experience creativity in motion.

Meet the Artists behind the Robots

Moving Canvas is built around artist collaboration. Each artist brings a distinct style, story, and connection to place, turning our robots into reflections of the communities they move through.

• Sküt

  • Los Angeles artist Sküt created two robot designs rooted in Pride, visibility, and joyful public art, turning our robots into a moving celebration of love, identity, and connection.
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• George F. Baker III (GFB3)

  • Atlanta artist George F. Baker III created Darcie, a colorful robot design inspired by the people, personality, and creative energy of Atlanta.
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• Emmy Star Brown

  • For Serve’s Moving Canvas program, Chicago artist Emmy Star Brown created a bright, abstract robot design inspired by her city, her neighborhood, and the joy of encountering art in unexpected places.
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• Kate Lynn Lewis

  • South Florida and Chicago-based artist Kate Lynn Lewis created a robot design inspired by illusion, architecture, coastal details, and the joy of seeing something unexpected move through the city.
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• Nico

  • Nico, a Miami-based artist, created a robot design inspired by the contrast between tropical beauty and urban edge, turning our robot into a moving piece of public art.
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The story behind Moving Canvas

Moving Canvas started with a simple idea: if our robots are part of the sidewalk, they should reflect the cities they serve.

Read how Serve began working with local artists, why we’re formally launching the program at Cannes Lions, and what’s next as we bring more artist-designed robots to the street.

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Artists: Create with Us

We’re looking for artists who can bring their city’s character, color, and creative voice to our robots.

If you’re interested in creating artwork for a future Moving Canvas robot, reach out to Lina Bertini on our team to learn more.

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Bringing art, community and technology together

Built for the cities we serve

Each Moving Canvas design starts with an artist’s connection to place: the colors, people, architecture, symbols and street-level details that make a city recognizable.

As our robots move through their daily routes, that local perspective travels with them, helping our robots feel more connected to the communities where they operate.

Support local art in motion

How Moving Canvas sponsorship works

Sponsor an artist collaboration

A brand supports a commissioned robot design by a local artist in a Serve market.

Shape the final design together

Serve, the artist and the sponsor collaborate on thoughtful brand integration that respects the artwork and the artist’s voice.

Bring the robot to the street

The sponsored design appears on our robots as they operate in local neighborhoods, giving the partnership real-world visibility.

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Sponsors are included across Serve's channels, PR, social coverage and local activations.

Be part of Moving Canvas

Moving Canvas brings together local artists, city streets, and partners who want to support creativity in the real world.

Artists: Interested in creating artwork for a Serve robot in your city? Get in touch

Brands and partners: Interested in sponsoring an artist-commissioned robot design? Partner with Serve