JULIET SUGG

Women’s voices, especially on sex and erotica, often struggle for space in everyday discourse. Deviant places those voices front and centre, forcing the reader and viewer to confront a multiplicity of desires that unsettle and disrupt the heteronormative and largely patriarchal culture that controls discussions about who enjoys what, how and who with. Here, the monstrous woman who actively lusts, is plural, queer, a mistress, a crone, childfree by choice, and who is simply often just far too much, will be bursting out of the frame, ripe and dripping. A dialogue between the art of Juliet Sugg and the poetry of Tracy Heather Johnson, Deviant is for anyone who celebrates desire in its many and varied forms.