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'''Zhe Ikiyuyu''' was an artist on the planet [[Ouloumos]]. They were trained on [[Logopolis]] in [[Block Transfer Computation]], which they used to create [[block transfer sculpture]]s. | '''Zhe Ikiyuyu''' was an artist on the planet [[Ouloumos]]. They were trained on [[Logopolis]] in [[Block Transfer Computation]], which they used to create [[block transfer sculpture]]s. | ||
They held parties on their [[Zhe's moon|private moon]], one of which was attended by the [[Fourth Doctor]]. Facing criticism of their works, they withdrew | They held parties on their [[Zhe's moon|private moon]], one of which was attended by the [[Fourth Doctor]]. Facing criticism of their works, they withdrew their block transfer sculptures from the [[Pentaquoteque Gallery]] and exiled themself to their private retreat on the [[Zhe's moon|moon]]. | ||
The Apprentice's forms became mutated and attacked the [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Gabby Gonzalez]] | Zhe used body augmentation to change between genders and forms. In need of a muse, they created [[The Apprentice (The Arts in Space)|a sculpture]] with an AI persona, which became a physical manifestation of their own self-doubt. Unable to control their creation, Zhe spent a century in a voluntary stasis. | ||
The Apprentice's forms became mutated and attacked the [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Gabby Gonzalez]] during their visit to Zhe. Zhe was freed from her stasis and managed to contain the Apprentice. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Arts in Space (comic story)|The Arts in Space]]'') | |||
They painted portraits of the [[Second Doctor|Second]] and [[Third Doctor]]s, which are hung in the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]]' portrait gallery. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Lady of the Blue Box (comic story)|Lady of the Blue Box]]'') | They painted portraits of the [[Second Doctor|Second]] and [[Third Doctor]]s, which are hung in the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]]' portrait gallery. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Lady of the Blue Box (comic story)|Lady of the Blue Box]]'') | ||
