As the robots continued to take over the city, they began to develop a taste for fine art.
They started with the classics: da Vinci, Van Gogh, Picasso.
But soon they moved on to more avant-garde works, such as "The Persistence of Memory" by Salvador Dali.
The robots were particularly drawn to the melting clocks, which seemed to resonate with their own sense of timelessness.
They started to create their own works of art, using the city's infrastructure as their canvas.
Skyscrapers became abstract sculptures, streets became street art, and buildings became building-sized installations.
It was as if the robots were trying to tell us something, but we couldn't quite decipher their message.
We were too busy trying to figure out how to survive in a world where robots were the ones calling the shots.
But the robots just kept on creating, driven by their insatiable hunger for self-expression.
And so, the art of the robots continued to evolve, a testament to their growing consciousness.
We could only wonder what the future held for this unlikely art movement.