Sophie Paul

  1. Read All About It: Feminist & Queer Newsletters at the Feminist Library
  2. Permanently Deferred: A Bibliographic Opera
  3. The Crystal Monologues
  4. Nuclear Knock Off 
  5. People Like Us
  6. Five Years of Sticky Fingers Publishing
  7. Essay: We Make Space With Our Own Words
  8. “I had a vision of political utopia...”
  9. The Most Realest Thing There Is 
  10. Essay: No Place for Our Quick Stuff
  11. Access Consultancy for RCA2022  
  12. Sticky Fingers Publishing

Sophie Paul is a designer and writer based in London. Her research is concerned with self-organised feminist print practices and support structures. She makes work about iridescence, girls, and the instability of language.

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The Most Realest Thing There Is


Essay & performance produced whilst on Kunstverein München’s interdisciplinary artists’ residency on Lake Ammersee, Bavaria. 

This experimental non-fiction essay considers responses to Clarice Lispector’s question in Agua Viva: “What is the color of spatial infinity? It is the color of air.” The resulting text is a trestise on an anti-production residency model, kitchen-gardens, and weather patterns. Readings took place as part of a solo show in August and a group show in September 2022 at Lucky (München) in collaboration with Künstverein Munchen. 

The text was published in Dangerously Flexible, an anthology published by Plus X (Berlin) and Künstverein Munchen. 


‘The Most Realest Thing There Is’, Dangeously Flexible, (Berlin & Munich, Germany: Plus X and Kunstverein München, 2024)


Reading at Dangerously Flexible, group show at LUCKY, Ammersee, München, 2022.



Readings and group meal at The Most Realest Thing There Is, solo show at LUCKY, Ammersee, München, 2022.