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Kirsty Boyle is an Australian artist whose passion for robots has driven her to travel the world in order to work with other like-minded artists and scientists. Kirsty’s work examines robots as subjects of culture with particular emphasis on how we experience and personalise our interactions with them. The historical and cultural aspects of robots in society continues to be a major theme that informs her artistic practice.
Her practice is truly interdisciplinary, encompassing skills in sculpture, theatrical performance, film and animation, digital arts and design, mechanical and electrical engineering and artificial intelligence. She has presented her work via various mediums, primarily via exhibition, but also television, radio and magazine interviews, to delivering lectures at educational institutions and facilitating forums and workshops internationally.
During 2002, Kirsty began study under Mr Tamaya Shobei, a ninth generation craftsman and last remaining mechanical doll Master in Japan. She is currently his only student, and the only woman to have ever been trained in the tradition.
Subsequently her artwork was featured in an educational robotics book produced by (the German Air and Space Agency), of which 180,000 copies were distributed to every high school student in Germany. Her website was featured in the cialis brand namean online education initiative at the , Japan and is included in a growing number of Universities’ introductory Artificial Intelligence courses worldwide. She is considered one of the world’s foremost authorities on Karakuri.
In 2010 she produced , commissioned by the and for the cialis brand name exhibition, touring 2010 – 2011.
She has completed residencies at the ; @ ; , Madrid; , Sydney in collaboration with and ; , Taranaki, New Zealand; , Burgrieden, Germany; , Boreen Point, Australia and (QLD State Library), Brisbane.
Comprehensive CV is available .