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Seems to, so (2013)

Sewing machines, thread on beam, sewing machine drawing, dimensions vary

Seems to, so was a site specific object installation exhibited in The Back Loft, Dublin as part of Salon D' Exploration.

One of the initial uses of The Back Loft as a Victorian clothing factory presented forgotten layers of a buildings memory. The result focuses on the qualities and mechanisms of sewing machines and the process of sewing; which were integral elements of the work done during the building’s time as a clothing factory. During 'Salon d'exploration' the sound of sewing machines once again permeates the space. The work draws attention to the object in a pure state, allowing the object to control it’s own production and perform according to it's own working characteristics while threading the beams of the building.