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Exhibition: Dancing Through Life by Erin Rose Boyle
I am excited to share the culmination of a project I’ve had the pleasure of organizing and supporting this past year and a half.
Exhibition: Dancing Through Life by Erin Rose Boyle @erinroseboyle1
Join us for the reception:
5:30 PM – 8:00 PM Tuesday, February 10th, 2026 at The Arts League
Dancing through Life” brings together art, engineering, and robotics through a collaboration between artist Erin Rose Boyle and Penn Engineering’s Sung Robotics Lab.
As the Lab’s 2025 artist-in-residence, Boyle worked with researchers and students to explore origami-based robotic design, a core research area of Sung Robotics Lab focused on soft, compliant robots and accessible fabrication methods. The resulting exhibition features kinetic sculptures and photographic works animated through mechatronics, sensors, and Arduino-driven systems.
Presented by The Arts League, “Dancing through Life” is on view January 12–February 20, 2026, with a public reception on February 10.
This project was supported by National Science Foundation (NSF) Grant #2322898
Thank you to the team at Penn Engineering, the Sung Lab, and The Arts League for making this vision a reality. Learn more about the program here.
