2021年4月24日 · The earthprobes are but one facet of Boyle Family’s multi-sensory practice, which includes installation, sculpture, photography, film, and performance. Envisioning themselves as presenters and re-presenters of the world, Boyle Family’s visually complex work is revelatory, driven by the principle that art is all-encompassing and all-inclusive.

The earthprobes involve the same tension between form and reality. A formulation is required to show us what we can experience aesthetically the surface on which we move about every day. The form Boyle has chosen for this purpose involves the …

What is known is that each 'earthprobe', as the Boyles call it, usually incorporates a certain amount of loose surface material from the randomly chosen site such as twigs, leaves, dust, pebbles and litter which is fixed with resin and lifted from its immovable base (rock, pavement, clay etc) to be later reunited with the fibreglass cast of that...

Family’s renowned earth works, referred to by Mark Boyle as “earthprobes,” created over a twenty- year period between 1969 and 1990. The probes are studies and recreations of randomly selected

In their first solo presentation in New York in over 40 years, the Boyle Family’s “earthprobes” are disorienting re-creations of randomly selected areas of the earth’s surface, made from resin, fiberglass, and found materials, that combine Robert Smithson’s earthiest visions with the uncanny eeriness of a Duane Hanson clone.

In their first solo presentation in New York in over 40 years, the Boyle Family’s “earthprobes” are disorienting re-creations of randomly selected areas of the earth’s surface, made from resin, fiberglass, and found materials, that combine Robert Smithson’s earthiest visions with the uncanny eeriness of a Duane Hanson clone.

2021年6月9日 · The 14 earthprobes that comprise the series are an examination of the ever-changing physical relationship between sand and water. While Camber Sands was selected specifically to observe and present its unique topography, most of the locations for the earthprobes were chosen at random.

2021年3月17日 · Meticulous recreations of sites chosen at random, each ‘earthprobe’ is a recreation of a segment of the earth’s surface in an urban or rural area. How to interpret these slices of mediated reality?

2020年11月11日 · The Boyle family are a very talented group of British artists that includes the Boyle family its self and some close friends. They recreate 3D plots of the earths surface which they they discover in everyday life and satellite imagery. They have produced many collections of work varying from 3D roads and rocky earth to…

The earthprobes are but one facet of Boyle Family’s multi-sensory practice, which includes installation, sculpture, photography, film, and performance. Envisioning themselves as presenters and re-presenters of the world, Boyle Family’s visually complex work is revelatory, driven by the principle that art is all-encompassing and all-inclusive.