Interview with an artist - Susan Stockwell

Susan Stockwell is an established international artist working across sculpture, installation and film. Her practice is concerned with questions of feminism, materiality and social history. Susan’s art employs the material culture of everyday domestic and manufacturing products, such as toilet paper, recycled computer components, maps and money and she transform these seemingly banal products into compelling artworks. In seeking to reconnect an object’s past, its related history and materiality with contemporary issues, she underscores these materials’ urgent inter connection to collective memories, desires and ecological shortfalls; aspects that evoke, expose and challenge inequality and injustice.

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