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"Jonny Sutton&amp;#039;s latest series, &amp;#039;Remains&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;Pornography,&amp;#039; explore memories of sexual experiences. In fact, the photos look like what a memory might feel like: cloudy, incoherent and jumbled, although in a distinctly cinematic manner.  Many of Sutton&amp;#039;s photos deal with the aftermath of erotic encounters. By photographing what is left behind -- a pair of underwear thoughtlessly discarded, stained sheets or a post-sex tub of ice cream and two spoons -- Sutton examines the relationship sex has with its surroundings.  Meanwhile, the photos in &amp;#039;Pornography&amp;#039; feature a barbie doll whose body is manipulated in subtly sexual ways. The prop is obviously used to represent the female form, but the fact that Sutton chose to use a child&amp;#039;s toy to do so is  significant. Namely, it speaks to the concept of lost innocence."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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