Samantha Sutcliffe
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I like to write about unconventional characters. People whose lives unfold outside of societal expectations. Some of the most important stories are covered in dust waiting to be told. I also publish fiction under fictional characters names. I love when my words circulate without a fixed image or identity.
Inside Death Dance Music’s Ghost You Know EP
March 2026
Published in Cult Machine
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November 2025
Published in Petit Mort The Fear Issue
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“With art, all I’d like to do is tell the truth. The uncomfortable truth. That’s always disruptive because, in some way, shape, or form, conscious or not, my naked body will fuck people up and that’s why I do it.”
2021
Published in Phile Magazine Issue 03
January 2025
Published in On the Rag Issue 02 for Susan Inglett Gallery
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Pop Art is commercial... superficial... a glorification of consumer culture... a spitting image of social media. Like Pop Art, social media has saturated the world with a low cost mass produced culture of gimmicks that take on the form of identities with influence and influence is a distribution of popularity and aesthetic. These identities, made up of our image, are manufactured at a rapid pace and sold directly back to us as symbols that are interpreted differently from person to person. Is it all just a projection?
Topics Discussed: Legacy, Defamation Lawsuits, Surveillance, Flip Phones and Global Warming
Life in Plastic: A conversation between Samantha Sutcliffe and Jack Skelley.
September 2024
Published in Dirty Magazine Issue 08 Print Edition. Sold out.
“One of the questions Myth Lab poses: is autoerotica, the act of being turned on by oneself, the answer? Is this how sexuality will evolve? No gender constructs, no physical contact, lots of f*cking on VR?”
Topics discussed: cyborg feminism, the symbolic body, autoerotica and perversion. Illustrations by Karina Bush