Sutanuka Jashu
Interdisciplinary Artist | Researcher | Technologist
Sutanuka Jashu is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher from West Bengal, India, working at the nexus of art, technology, and cultural resilience. Her current practice integrates AI, adaptive systems, and speculative storytelling to critique digital colonialism, reimagine historical narratives, and explore ecological futures.
Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at Medialab Matadero (Madrid), Yaga Gathering (Lithuania), Cambridge Science Festival (Harvard), and UAAD (New York). She has received recognition from Architizer A+Vision Awards, WASA World Architecture Student Awards, and Arte Laguna Prize, with features in Architizer, Cyber Arts Prix Ars Electronica, and the Architecture Urbanism blog.
Currently a Visiting Scholar at Harvard University’s CAMLab, she collaborates on media experiments bridging cultural heritage and emerging technologies. With a background in animation, architecture, and new media, her work envisions interactive systems, immersive installations, and speculative archives that challenge dominant technological narratives while fostering inclusivity and resilience.
