The Archibald Leland Sutter Still Life has the appearance of a dwarf, white male sitting in a wheelchair. Its clothes indicate that it may be a copy of an individual who lived sometime in the late 19th to early 20th centuries. It wears a textured brown-grey suit jacket, a white shirt underneath with a starched collar, a dark green striped cravat, and wire-rimmed spectacles that are misaligned and fused to its nose bridge. Its face has a slight stubble across it and sports a constant serious frowning expression, along with its head being elongated, its left eye elevated noticeably, and its nose being flattened. It is seen to be stationary at all times throughout the film; however, it uniquely utilizes a lamp, which it can turn on to create a dim light. The identity of the person it originated from is unknown. It doesn’t speak, it turns a lamp on and off. And when scared.