Through this process, Acts for placing woollen and linen will extend the relationship between body, material and weaving established by Standard Incomparable to include factors such as ground, field and walking. As with the production of the weavings, their dispersal will entail individual actions within a collective undertaking.
Cample Mill itself is an especially poignant location for Acts for placing woollen and linen. It operated as a spinning and weaving mill before being repurposed several times throughout the 20th century – a place itself from which weaving and all its associated activity departed. Mirra has said: ‘I didn’t see the dispersal until the invitation from CAMPLE LINE came, and then it seemed not just perfect, but obvious and inevitable’.