Suriya Sam-Khuth (b. 1998, she/her) is a Khmer-American collage artist and independent curator from Rochester, Minnesota. Through acts of seeing, collecting, unfolding, and piecing together material fragments, her practice reflects on the overlaps between the processes of collage and becoming. Suriya recently completed a 2 year long residency in Public Functionary’s Studio 400 Incubator Program for emerging artists. Currently, Suriya is a Thomas J. Watson Fellow where she is researching how trans artists and archives give shape to worlds that center their own communities’ lineages, desires, safety, and dreams in Argentina, Brazil, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Cambodia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Samoa.
︎ mskhuth810@gmail.com ︎ @sssamkhuth, @generation__magazine
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︎ mskhuth810@gmail.com ︎ @sssamkhuth, @generation__magazine