EyeJack is an Art and Technology company specialising in immersive art experiences and creator tools for Augmented Reality and Web 3. EyeJack is a full service eco-system, we have our EyeJack studio; a team of developers and artists that create bespoke experiences and continue to innovate and evolve the space, EyeJack Creator tools; public software that allows thousands of AR enthusiasts around the world to easily create AR art and generative art. EyeJack app: a platform for distributing and experiencing the AR art.

'Choose Your Player' was Sutu's first solo exhibition in the US. Like much of Sutu's work the collection explores themes in contemporary digital culture. This project is a commentary on the popular Picture for Profile (PFP) culture within the NFT community, where users adopt a unique profile pic to represent their identity in the Metaverse.

Over the course of 2021, I released a series of neon-inspired artworks as NFTs. Each artwork features frame-by-frame hand-drawn animation, with the entire collection culminating in over 6000 individual frames of animation. The artwork often explores popular themes in cyber and digital culture.

Breonna loved uplifting the community and bringing people together. Breonna’s Garden is an Augmented Reality experience being created in collaboration with Ju’Niyah Palmer, Breonna Taylor’s little sister. The intention of this project is to honor the life of Breonna Taylor while cultivating a safe space online to process complex emotions such as grief. Breonna’s Garden is a sacred space for anyone who wants to share a message of hope for Breonna’s family. Or, a message in remembrance of someone they miss.

A series of illustrations exploring sci-fi themes and graphic design released exclusively as NFTs on Hic et Nunc

I worked on visuals for the Dillon Francis Virtual Concert by Wave XR. I was aiming to design a full internet meme-meltdown! Flying rainbow pegasus, Geraldine back up dancers, Cowboy Skellie, 3-eyed illuminati cat, Windows blue screen of death, lightning, pinatas, confetti! Always happy to see a bunch of these wacky ideas made it into the show!

I teamed up with Wave to create the virtual concert for Alison Wonderland. I was a lead artist on the project and I designed several avatars that appeared during the concert including Bruce, the giant forest Spirit who became a bit of a viral phenomenon. For my avatars I also used MoCap to animate them. I also created the Crystal environment, along with many VFX that were triggered during the show and were audio reactive.

Stand outside of time. Watch a world fall. Reach in and grab the falling. No hand is big enough. .... Created by Sutu with music and sound design composed by Jake Steele (Tobacco Rat). Future Historians is part 1 of a tryptych exploring perceptions of reality at a time when our natural world is experiencing unprecedented decline while our virtual worlds proliferate. There is an ongoing trend in the digital arts industry to create a simulacrum of our physical world by fabricating massive databases of off-the-shelf flora and fauna and physical artefacts and then replicating our laws of nature via complex physics engines. The holy grail being to pass a visual Turing test, where the virtual simulations are unparalleled to our physical world. Future Historians combines Sutu's own 3d models with 3d stock assets and various animation FX to present a series of glitched-out virtual worlds that fall short of the physical realities their trying to mimic.

I collaborated with Wave XR to create key art for The Weeknd Virtual Concert. It was a first of its kind Virtual Concert presented on Tik Tok that drew over 2M viewers, and raised $350,000 for Equal Justice Initiative at a crucial time when America was undergoing civil unrest in response to police brutality whilst simultaneously enduring the Covid pandemic. I created all the neon art, the veins that grow through the City, the stabby girls and pre-visualised the final scene.

'We are cavemen of the virtual age!' My collaboration with Fashion Designer Damara Ingles for the immersive fashion show ‘The Fabric of Reality’ presented in the Museum of Other Realities VR app. The experience is open to the public for one year. We designed ‘Symbiotic_Wear’ for a new world not governed by the physics of our reality. Voice over by Damara Ingles and Music by Jake Steele (aka Tobacco Rat) Supported by Ryot, Kaleidoscope, London College of Fashion, HTC Vive

This is Bigger Love, visualized! A live virtual concert experience in collaboration with Wave. I created hand drawn animations in Ooh Laa (the first song) and also set dressed the dance hall.

Created during the 2020 COVID pandemic, these works reflect the subconscious emotional landscapes triggered by the crisis. The fear and uncertainty, the information fatigue and the desire to escape into fantasy worlds. We were also locked down for months so I taught myself how to sculpt in Medium and how to use Blender 3D.

A trilogy of immersive and interactive Modern day fables! Episode 1: The Girl & The Crane In this virtual reality storybook experience an arrogant fashioner designer hits rock bottom, but meets an injured crane and his life is (almost) changed. Episode 2: The Answer A young prodigy invents the world’s most powerful computer system in a quest to find extraterrestrial life. Episode 3: Feverland A young boy gets a bacterial infection and falls into Feverland - a parallel dimension where the symptoms of his fever have manifested as living creatures.

Inspired by Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, this science fiction adaptation is set on the dwarf planet Ceres where Astro-biologist Captain Kurtz has gone missing from his outpost. It is your mission to retrieve Kurtz. As you journey deep into the Ceres cave network you will learn the story of Kurtz disappearance via the onboard Artificial Intelligence Teeva.

Our story begins with Edith, a 14-year-old who lives in the village of Centre Lobo with her parents and eight siblings. At the age of seven, Edith started to feel a pain in the side of her face. The pain eventually grew into a tumor on her lower right jaw the size of lemon. Edith is mocked and teased at school, and even accused of being the victim of witchcraft. Despite the hardships she faces, Edith is notably happy and playful. We follow Edith as she travels by foot through the jungle for days in order to have a life-transforming surgery. This project is part of the Oculus VR for Good Creators Lab program in partnership with Mercy Ships. I Illustrated Edith's dream scenes in VR.

In this immersive Virtual Reality Film you will step into a time warping dream bubble as four young Aboriginal Australians guide you through their futures. Be ready for an intergalactic adventure. Look out for the space emus!

Music video for Safia, made in VR

I collaborated with Melbourne-based mural artist George Rose.

Since the release of VR art programs such as Tilt Brush, Gravity Sketch, Quill and Anime VR, I've been enjoying exploring the possibilities of immersive spatial art making. In my opinion this new practise represents the biggest revolution in digital art making. It still blows my mind that I can stand inside my own art and that I can manipulate it scale it and add to it in real time. I've been fortunate to be on the beta testing teams for a lot of those art programs and it's been exciting to give feedback and watch their evolution.

I've been working with the WaveVR to create immersive concert visuals for Kill the Noise, Ready Player One, and Jean-Michel Jarre. Each project has had a unique aesthetic, created in rsponse to the music. All of the VR art that I can create is also available to the Wave community, allowing artists to use the assets for hosting their own VR concerts via the WaveMaker.

I created the visuals for a live VR concert to launch the Equinoxe Infinity album by Jean-Michel Jarre. Every song on the album had its own immersive world design with audio-reactive visuals.

A Virtual Reality experience that explores the underworld of the Ngarluma Aboriginal people of Northern Western Australia

I created a series of visuals using Tilt Brush in VR for Australian band PNAU.

Prosthetic Reality is an Augmented Reality Art book.

The French countryside has been brought to life through virtual reality at the Australian War Memorial to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Hamel on 4 July 2018.

A series of Virtual Reality paintings tell the story of Scott Tennis England, a young US veteran and his battle with mental illness.

I teamed up with The WaveVR to create Ready Player One's Distracted Globe Night club in VR. The Ready Player One story is riddled with references from 80s pop culture and I was given access to do what I liked with any Midway Game arcade IP, so I created a giant multi-dimensional retro-arcade tower of babel. Yes, it was one of the funnest projects ever! :)

A series of collaborations with Jaymis Loveday involving Mixed-Reality.

A live Mixed Reality performance with Nonsemble orchestra.

Inside Manus combines the powerful testimony of refugees held in Australia’s Manus Island immigration detention centre, with the immersive power of virtual reality storytelling. The experience transports you behind the razor-wire of Australia’s secretive offshore processing regime to hear the stories of three detainees told in their own voices and in their own words.

The story of Modern Polaxis, a paranoid time traveller, comes to life as an Augmented Reality comic book. Buy the book and then download the app for free The book is presented as Polaxis private journal. Polaxis writes about his day to day life, but all his secret information, his paranoid delusions and conspiracy theories, he hides away in the Augmented Reality layer.

'RAZORLEGS! New tales from the far corners of the cosmic gutter.'

The Ice caps have melted and all the worlds waste has floated to Greenland. It's an end-of-the-world tale of two brothers, Piitaaraq and Aqqalu, as they sail their boat north, scavenging through mountains of trash, searching for food, supplies and signs of life. The project was created in residency at the Ilulissat Museum, in collaboration and inspired by Piitaaraq Zeeb Berthelsen and his family.

Presented as an interactive webcomic, These memories won’t last tells the true story of an ageing grandfather who suffers from dementia.

NAWLZ is a Webby award winning cyberpunkcomic series available online and as an iPad app. It combines animation, interactivity, music and text to create an interactive digital panoramic comic format. The story follows Harley Chambers as he kicks through the futuristic City of Nawlz, engaging in overlaying virtual realities, mind-bending drugs and other strange techno-cultures.

An interactive webcomic that tells the story of the Exponius Museum - an interplanaetary humavegative art exhibition.

Set over three episodes, NEOMAD follows the story of the Love Punks, a group of techno savvy young heroes from the Pilbara who speed through a digitised desert full of spy bots, magic crystals, fallen rocket boosters and mysterious petroglyphs. Initially released as an interactive iPad app, the series is now also available in book form.

The Gatecrashers is a transmedia storyworld created by Zachary Mortensen with art by Sutu. The Gatecrashers is set in Palomar City, a near-future American mega-city with stories that revolve around the dangerous, high-octane lifestyle of ambulance drivers – called Gatecrashers.

A diseased tribe will stop at nothing to seek out the healing properties of the Mercen Draxt. Krysalis is a brutal fantasy exploring ideas of the survival of the fittest. It is a 40 page, mostly silent comic, with only a few words every ten pages or so. The stories of Krysalis were inspired during a work through the Costa Rican jungle, where all elements of nature are at war.

From lead artist, Pyaré, SPACED OUT is an underwater VR experience using the revolutionary VR waterproof headset, DiVR by Ballast Technologies. It invites visitors to float on water while breathing with a snorkel, giving an illusion of being immersed onto the lunar surface. SPACED OUT transports the visitors from earth to the moon, from water to space and from the first to the third person leaving body behind, to reach the moon and then its hollow center. The trip crosses in a tunnel of lines and points, a trajectory of the Earth on the surface of the moon, where the last Apollo 11 mission landed. SPACED OUT’s narration is composed by original audio archives of the communication between the three astronauts and the mission control. The running audio track clashes with the abstract 3D visual representation of what the 19th century writers believed the moon looked like. The piece is like a magic trick: simulating absence of gravity it bypasses the brain’s predispositions for an immersion of all senses.