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Stemma
2025
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The Anthology
2025
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Of Light and Shadow
2024
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EntomoTape
2023
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Botanical Photography
2021
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"If it Had a Pencil, Would it Write Back?"
2023
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Victorian Bird Iconography
2022
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Animal Study
2022
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Beyond the Photograph
2022
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Experimental
2021-2023
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Fleeting Shadows
2022
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Natural Habitat — The Poet
2025
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Travel
2021-2024
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Index
2025
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Shadow Cartographies
2026
Recent Exhibitions
Gimme More: The Eras of American Consumption, Carolla Arts Exhibition Center, Springfield, Missouri
Electronic Currents, Gallery 130, Oxford, Mississippi
Petrified Light, Kishwaukee College Art Gallery, Malta, IL — January 2027
Upcoming Exhibitions
Client Work Portfolio
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Portraiture
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Editorial
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Small Town Documentary
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Vertical Complex
Artist Statement
Leah Sutton is an interdisciplinary artist who practices visual poetics to question the materiality of the work. She uses light and shadow as a duality that connects the natural and artificial. With this duality and materials manufactured and handmade, she creates environments that beckon the viewer to consider other dualities such as light and dark, inside and outside, past and present, and private and public. Using museum studies and the human drive to archive and preserve, her work in artists' books and installation seeks to fragment materiality and narrative where it constantly battles the question of “will it disappear” and “if so, when?”