DETROITRobolights Detroit brings a touch of sci-fi to the season Robin BucksonThe Detroit NewsChad Lawson, right, and his sons, Will Lawson, 8, Jackson Lawson, 15, and Leo Lawson, 5, check out the art installations at Robolights Detroit at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsRobolights Detroit, an outdoor installation by Kenny Irwin Jr. at MOCAD in Detroit, features "trees" made from computer screens, keyboards, vacuum cleaners and other items.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsChad Lawson, center, and his sons, Will Lawson, 8, left, Jackson Lawson, 15, out of view, and Leo Lawson, 5, check out a room filled with lights and pianos at Robolights Detroit.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThree figures made from a wide variety of items stand in front of a "house" at Robolights Detroit.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThe entrance to Robolights Detroit.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsJoAnn Pluszczynski of Warren walks round Robolights Detroit, with her friend, Amy Rehm of St. Clair Shores, out of view.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsA figure made from all kinds of items towers over the Robolights Detroit.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsPart bunny and part reindeer, these creatures are lined up in front of a sled at Robolights Detroit.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsSkeleton pirates man this "boat" at Robolights Detroit.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsFrom left, Brothers Will Lawson, 8, Jackson Lawson, 15, and Leo Lawson, 5, all of Bloomfield, walk out of one of the installed "rooms" at Robolights Detroit.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsLines from a pirate ship are made partially with cds.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsParts of the installation are reflected in the door of an oven.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThis "room" features a wall made from toasters and a wall made from all kinds of electronic devices.Robin Buckson, The Detroit News