Interdisciplinary Artist | Researcher | Technologist
Sutanuka Jashu is an interdisciplinary artist, designer, and researcher whose work explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, cultural memory, and speculative spatial systems. Her practice integrates media arts, architectural storytelling, and critical technology studies to interrogate digital colonialism and reimagine ecological and posthuman futures.
She recently served as a Visiting Scholar at Harvard University’s CAMLab, where she developed Media Sculpt, an immersive project combining AI, visual theory, and spatial computation. Currently, she is preparing her PhD at Northeastern University’s College of Arts, Media, and Design (CAMD), where she will expand her research on Culture AI—a framework for designing culturally responsive and ethically grounded intelligent systems.
Sutanuka’s work has been exhibited and recognized internationally, with presentations at the Yaga Gathering (Lithuania), Matadero MediaLab (Madrid), Cambridge Science Festival, and UAAD (NYC). Her projects span analog electronics, generative AI pipelines, participatory role-play, and material experimentation. She is committed to building inclusive, speculative ecosystems where human-machine collaboration can support cultural resilience and ecological regeneration.
