Sutanuka Jashu is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher from West Bengal, India, whose work is deeply rooted in exploring the intersections of art, culture, and technology. While pursuing a Master's in Architecture at the Confluence Institute in Paris, Sutanuka's practice is characterized by her ability to blend architectural principles with innovative artistic expression, resulting in immersive installations that engage with some of the most pressing contemporary issues of our time.
Throughout her career, Sutanuka has been committed to pushing the boundaries of creative exploration. Her work delves into themes such as the relationship between history, artificial intelligence, and ecological futures, often resulting in pieces that challenge viewers to reconsider their perceptions of the world. One of her notable achievements includes a solo exhibition titled "Echoes of Rebellion" at the Yaga Gathering in Lithuania, an open-air music festival where she explored the convergence of historical narratives and AI.
In addition to her solo work, Sutanuka has participated in several prestigious group exhibitions, including "Synthetic Mind" at Medialab Matadero in Madrid and "Media Sculpt" with Foreign Objekt at Space Gallery in California. Her artistic endeavors have garnered significant recognition, including a Special Mention for Student Creator of the Year at the Architizer A+Vision Awards and the World Champion Bronze & Master Maniera Medal at the WASA World Architecture Student Awards. Her projects have been featured in esteemed publications such as Architizer, the Architecture Urbanism blog, and Ars Electronica.
Sutanuka's commitment to her craft extends beyond exhibitions and awards. As a Visiting Scholar at Harvard University's CAMLab, she continues to expand her practice by integrating traditional cultural aesthetics with cutting-edge technology. This fellowship has provided her with the opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary research, allowing her to further explore how art can serve as a powerful tool for dialogue, reflection, and social change.
