This comes from Warsaw exhibition "Rewolucje 1968" at Zacheta, Warsaw / 2008 The first public performance of "Son et Lumiere for Earth, Air, Fire and Water" was held at the Bluecoats Art Centre in Liverpool in 1966. The Independent: "Boyle and Hills became part of the glamorous counter-culture, moving in the same circles as John Lennon, Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull and creating light shows for Jimi Hendrix and the Soft Machine. They were also among the pioneers of that archetypal 1960s event the "happening". " The Guardian: "Boyle understood his projection of continuously dissolving patterns of light to embody "not just patterns of line shape colour texture, but patterns of experience". As with the rest of his work, the aim "was to do with not being exclusive. We're not going to exclude anything from what we make, whatever form it takes. There is no experience, no sensation, no aspect of reality we would eliminate." The light shows, which they stopped producing at the end of 1968, were a small part of a much wider practice that aimed "to include everything in a single work". " Mark Boyle died in 2005, London. JL Locher writes in "Mark Boyle's Journey to the Surface of the Earth": "Son et Lumiere for Earth, Air, Fire, and Water : 'The presentation of earth, air, fire, and water by the projection of various chemical and physical reactions occurring in special containers in the projectors, with the amplification of the sound of the actual reaction, or tapes of colossal ...
Keywords: boyle, hills, psychedelic, art, performance, son, lumiere, 1966, soft, machine, hendrix, ufo, lsd, jaroshy
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