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  • Coconut sculpture with snail shell and other materials inside
  • Photo of a chocolate slice of cake and a cigarette on a forest floor
  • Small dwelling makde of twine, weaving and rocks ina  house shape
  • Yellow wooden board with a rounded top with brown pencil markings to depict a landscape around a body of water. Rocks are attached in random locations below

Boring Earth

18 July to 22 November 2026

Curated by Darryn Doull 

KWAG is pleased to welcome Boring Earth for a major new installation. Boring Earth is an Earth-based collective concerned with discrepant, more-than-human worldings and the portals that jamb between. Their research considers eclipsed and emergent modalities of socionatural relations, muddling extractive dualities through pluriversal inquiry, elemental knowing, and play. A collaboration between artists Patrick Cruz and Laila Fox, and a slippery roster of rocky, watery, animal, vegetal, ethereal, and bacterial bodies, Boring Earth challenges the One-World myth, conjuring plural ways of perceiving/believing/relating across urbanized and invisible ecosystems. 

Related Programs:
Opening Celebration
Saturday, 18 July, 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Image credits:

Feature image: Boring Earth, instrument for feeling, 2024. dimensions variable. Photo courtesy of LF Documentation by 2024.
Header image: Boring Earth, Atang, 2025. Photo courtesy of Boring Earth.
Boring Earth, giant tutor, 2024. dimensions variable. Photo courtesy of LF Documentation, by 2024.
Boring Earth, rock speak, 2024. dimensions variable. Photo courtesy of LF Documentation, by 2024.