Biography: Suzanna Scott, a North American artist based in Ruston, Louisiana, captivates and challenges viewers with her unique approach. Her art, characterized by sutured stitching, skin-like surfaces, and witty references to body parts, explores the complexities of gender, sexuality, equality, and bodily autonomy. Embracing repetition, Scott delves into the ever-evolving social struggles within our bodies and society. Her work, exhibited across the United States and internationally in countries like Chile, Malta, and Russia, reflects a profound exploration of existence. In her garage studio, Scott engages in daily "rage-stitching," using everyday materials to create multiples that speak to the essence of contemporary human experience.

Highlighted Exhibition: Louisiana Contemporary, Ogden Museum Of Southern Art, New Orleans LA.; Yeiser Art Center, Paducah KY.; Tulane University, Carroll Gallery, New Orleans LA.; Masur Museum of Art, Monroe LA.; Lunes es Revolución, Museo de la Solidaridad Salvador Allende, Santiago, Chile.; Barrett Art Center, Poughkeepsie NY.; Spazju Kreattiv, Valetta, Malta.; Pam Miller Arts Center, Lexington KY.; Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven CT.; Pelham Art Center, Pelham NY.; University of Dayton, Dayton OH.; The Tiny Art Fair, Madrid, Spain.; Peale Center, Baltimore MD.; Textile Center, Minneapolis MD.; Group Show, Gray Contemporary, Houston TX.; Masur Museum of Art, Monroe LA.; Yeiser Art Center, Paducah KY.; Dunedin Fine Art Center, Dunedin FL.; Cultural Center, San Francisco CA.; Hoogland Center for the Arts, Springfield IL.; The New Art Center, Newton MA.; University of Nebraska, Medici Gallery, Lincoln NE.; University of Missouri, Craft Studio Gallery, Columbia MO.

Selected Press: Create Magazine.; Textiel Plus.; Szajn Magazine.; New Haven Independent.; Libération.; Glamour (Netherlands).; Volition Issue 20.; Bodyform/Libresse Ad Campaign.; ArtDaily.org.; De Film Krant (Netherlands).; Star Tribune.; City Pages.; F.A.Z. (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung).; Philadelphia Weekly.; The Cusp.; Ad Campaign (28 Too Many).; Dazed.; Urban Contest Magazine.; The Iconic.; Huffington Post.; Glasshouse Journal.; i-D Vice Channel.; Psychologies Magazine.; Washington Post.; Sevier News Messenger.; Obscura Magazine.