5x7=4 - MARTIN BOYLE
TITLE
5x7=4
ARTIST
Martin Boyle
ABOUT THE WORK
This artwork, 5x7=4, is the fourth pattern in the fifteen different types of convex pentagon tiles known to tile a plane ‘monohedrally’ (monohedral tessellation is a special type of tiling in which all tiles are the same shape and size. The tiles can produce complex repeating patterns using a single base unit).
5x7=4, is part of LAZY-EIGHT, a new design project by artist Martin Boyle incorporating his interest in art, design, geometry and astronomy. Influenced by ideas from euphoric and dark romanticism, recent work has probed the gap between what science tells us and what we tell ourselves. He creates conceptual artworks across diverse mediums, including installation, sculpture, photography, video, and site-specific pieces.
LAZY-EIGHT specialises in producing vibrant tiled artworks of geometric forms and tessellated patterns that are digitally designed and cut, then painted and assembled by hand. The title of the project refers to the infinity symbol often described as a horizontal figure of eight, which in livestock branding terminology is called a lazy eight.
These pieces are part of a collection called Image in false colour, which takes inspiration from composite imaging and visual representations of data collected from space exploration.
Some of the works are available in a limited series while others are available as a piece from a much larger work, which may never be seen together, or in its entirety.
DATE
2022
DIMENSIONS
13cm (h) x 18cm (w)
MEDIUM
Laser engraved birch plywood, acrylic paint
ORIGINAL WORK / EDITION
Limited Series
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Martin Boyle creates conceptual artworks across diverse mediums, including installation, sculpture, photography, video, and site-specific pieces. He appropriates readymade objects and found images which he assembles into artworks that have the potential to be reimagined and reassembled as something else. The unstable state of the resulting temporary, open-ended forms invites a questioning of their meaning and the gap between knowledge, reality and truth.
DELIVERY AND POSTAGE
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FRAMING
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FURTHER INFOMATION
This work comes ready to hang.
TITLE
5x7=4
ARTIST
Martin Boyle
ABOUT THE WORK
This artwork, 5x7=4, is the fourth pattern in the fifteen different types of convex pentagon tiles known to tile a plane ‘monohedrally’ (monohedral tessellation is a special type of tiling in which all tiles are the same shape and size. The tiles can produce complex repeating patterns using a single base unit).
5x7=4, is part of LAZY-EIGHT, a new design project by artist Martin Boyle incorporating his interest in art, design, geometry and astronomy. Influenced by ideas from euphoric and dark romanticism, recent work has probed the gap between what science tells us and what we tell ourselves. He creates conceptual artworks across diverse mediums, including installation, sculpture, photography, video, and site-specific pieces.
LAZY-EIGHT specialises in producing vibrant tiled artworks of geometric forms and tessellated patterns that are digitally designed and cut, then painted and assembled by hand. The title of the project refers to the infinity symbol often described as a horizontal figure of eight, which in livestock branding terminology is called a lazy eight.
These pieces are part of a collection called Image in false colour, which takes inspiration from composite imaging and visual representations of data collected from space exploration.
Some of the works are available in a limited series while others are available as a piece from a much larger work, which may never be seen together, or in its entirety.
DATE
2022
DIMENSIONS
13cm (h) x 18cm (w)
MEDIUM
Laser engraved birch plywood, acrylic paint
ORIGINAL WORK / EDITION
Limited Series
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Martin Boyle creates conceptual artworks across diverse mediums, including installation, sculpture, photography, video, and site-specific pieces. He appropriates readymade objects and found images which he assembles into artworks that have the potential to be reimagined and reassembled as something else. The unstable state of the resulting temporary, open-ended forms invites a questioning of their meaning and the gap between knowledge, reality and truth.
DELIVERY AND POSTAGE
Shipping cost will be quoted and confirmed via email. When your order has been placed we will be in touch with you to discuss the best options for shipping your purchase.
FRAMING
We’re happy to be able to offer framing of your purchase. When adding your purchase to cart, you will be given the option to add framing. When your order has been placed we will be in touch with you to discuss the best options for framing. Please note there is currently a 4-6 week turnaround time at local framers.
FURTHER INFOMATION
This work comes ready to hang.
TITLE
5x7=4
ARTIST
Martin Boyle
ABOUT THE WORK
This artwork, 5x7=4, is the fourth pattern in the fifteen different types of convex pentagon tiles known to tile a plane ‘monohedrally’ (monohedral tessellation is a special type of tiling in which all tiles are the same shape and size. The tiles can produce complex repeating patterns using a single base unit).
5x7=4, is part of LAZY-EIGHT, a new design project by artist Martin Boyle incorporating his interest in art, design, geometry and astronomy. Influenced by ideas from euphoric and dark romanticism, recent work has probed the gap between what science tells us and what we tell ourselves. He creates conceptual artworks across diverse mediums, including installation, sculpture, photography, video, and site-specific pieces.
LAZY-EIGHT specialises in producing vibrant tiled artworks of geometric forms and tessellated patterns that are digitally designed and cut, then painted and assembled by hand. The title of the project refers to the infinity symbol often described as a horizontal figure of eight, which in livestock branding terminology is called a lazy eight.
These pieces are part of a collection called Image in false colour, which takes inspiration from composite imaging and visual representations of data collected from space exploration.
Some of the works are available in a limited series while others are available as a piece from a much larger work, which may never be seen together, or in its entirety.
DATE
2022
DIMENSIONS
13cm (h) x 18cm (w)
MEDIUM
Laser engraved birch plywood, acrylic paint
ORIGINAL WORK / EDITION
Limited Series
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Martin Boyle creates conceptual artworks across diverse mediums, including installation, sculpture, photography, video, and site-specific pieces. He appropriates readymade objects and found images which he assembles into artworks that have the potential to be reimagined and reassembled as something else. The unstable state of the resulting temporary, open-ended forms invites a questioning of their meaning and the gap between knowledge, reality and truth.
DELIVERY AND POSTAGE
Shipping cost will be quoted and confirmed via email. When your order has been placed we will be in touch with you to discuss the best options for shipping your purchase.
FRAMING
We’re happy to be able to offer framing of your purchase. When adding your purchase to cart, you will be given the option to add framing. When your order has been placed we will be in touch with you to discuss the best options for framing. Please note there is currently a 4-6 week turnaround time at local framers.
FURTHER INFOMATION
This work comes ready to hang.
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