Materials: wood, corrugated metal, a house shaped screen with two channel projection, HD projector, 5.1 ampilfied surround sound

Quad, Derby, UK

This installation is a development of the series Monocular, for this fourth version Seers return to Norway to gather more threads for this continually evolving performative narrative. Read more here:

http://www.lindsayseers.info/exhibition_node/238

Monocular⁴ reviewed in The Guardian, Robert Clark

http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2013/sep/27/art-shows-gallery-sarah-lucas-shunga#/?picture=418353696&index=3

Lindsay Seers conjures highly distinctive and always unforgettable psychological intrigues. Here, visitors are invited to enter the intimate confines of a specially constructed tin hut and be gradually spellbound by the multimedia story of an unnamed protagonist who has a rare condition called genetic mosaicism. Apparently caused by the fusion of two fertilised eggs in the womb, the condition leads to heterochromia: having eyes of two different colours where one eye is effectively absorbed from the “twin”. The narrative is a characteristic Seers ploy, seducing us into her beguiling world of medical mysteries, haunted technologies and lost longing.

Named as one of  the years best exhibitions in the Guardian  http://www.theguardian.com/culture/2013/dec/21/exhibitions-best-of-2013