Suzi Webster
Current work — sculpture & community, 2023—

Sculptural and community-based work exploring menopause, ecology, and what it means to be human — a body understood as porous, cyclical, and entangled with other living systems.

A pale wax sculpture of a seated figure, hunched forward, with a lit candle flame rising from the top of the head and wax dripping down the arms and hands.
Burning, cast wax Burning — current series
Two pale seated sculptural figures facing one another, hands raised toward their faces.
Breathing, I Polymer, pair
Being Human — with Aaron Nelson Moody

A collaborative carving, land-art and community project.

An overhead view of a large spiralling rose-shaped pattern laid in black material across a grass courtyard, two people working at its edges, in black and white.
Being Human, I Site installation
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Artist Statement
Her current work turns toward menopause as a site of ecological and sexual transformation rather than decline — treating change, depletion, and unexpected renewal as ground for shared, embodied, communal form.
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A dark, silhouetted figure in profile with a glowing teal light outlining the head and shoulders, from the piece Electric Skin.
Archive — 2010–2020

Pioneering earlier work at the intersection of fashion, computing, and performance — responsive wearables and installation, including Barking Mad, Electric Heart, Electric Skin, Electric Dreams, Oneiric Lab, 21 Grams, and Points of View.

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Selected, international

Exhibitions