Unsatisfied with a static portrait, I experimented with ways to create a living, moving portrait that connected with the viewer. Inspired by Dryden Goodwin and...

(2012) Taken from the somewhat restrictive guideline for users to compose their tweets, this ‘twittersphere’ is a globe that visualises the connections that...

(2012) Taken from the familiar question asked when logging on to an Internet Banking account, this sculpture highlights the matter-of-fact nature of the Online...

(2012) One of the everyday aspects of the online world is receiving spam mail. Here I wanted to capture and glorify these mundane aspects of the inbox in harsh...

(2012) This Facebook inspired piece takes its name from the question asked at the top of every Facebook user’s account, waiting to be answered in order to...

(2012) Inspired by the Science Museum’s 3D graphic visualisations of mathematical equations, these hanging pieces suggest the idea of the online user’s...

(image made of text, 2011) This piece is from a project that uses a blog my friend wrote documenting the events of a relationship with a man she met while she...

(Screen prints, 2012) ‘Being a person is not a pat formula, but a quest, a mystery, a leap of faith.’ Jaron Lanier Where science and data has an...

(2012) Almost entitled ‘Flickrometer’, this sculpture is inspired by the 18th Century instrument the ‘Cyanometer’, used for measuring the blue of the...

(Installation, 2011) My universe project was an attempt to convey to other people my obsession with the cosmic perspective. The ultimate goal for me would be to...

(2012) The first sculpture and inspiration for the 'Portrait of an Online User' project, ‘Posted at 18.56’ was originally entitled ‘Do You Know How Much...

(Screen Print, 2011)

(Installation, 2012) A sunset is a universally accepted image of beauty that people are often compelled to document. The normal mode of documentation today is...

(Installation, 2011) Dozens & Dozens was an installation that ran during the 5 Day Projects by Luxury at Wimbledon. "We look up at the starry sky and we sense...

(Screen Print, 2012) Taken from a series graphs that I made in Excel using data from songs. Taking only arbitrary data I was able to create new forms that...

(Screen Print, 2012) Taken from a series graphs that I made in Excel using data from songs. Taking only arbitrary data I was able to create new forms that...

String and projection mapped Loading symbol. This was made for the Spanish Miles/Km collaboration project with Javier Frutos and was exhibited at the Bussey...

(Performance, 2011) I was interested in the mathematical idea of ‘whats left over’ or an ‘excess’ that escapes classification. “The world is not a...

Brian Cox and the Wonders of the Solar System from Theodora Sutton on Vimeo. I edited a music video from clips of the Wonders of the Solar System series with...

Wonders of the Universe from Theodora Sutton on Vimeo. A sequel to my first music video.

(Rotoscope Animation, 2010) Sonnet from Theodora Sutton on Vimeo.

(2010) Stone Henge Collaboration from Theodora Sutton on Vimeo. Collaboration with Mike Freedman. Mike was working on a project about the textures and lichen...

(Screen Print, 2012) Taken from a series graphs that I made in Excel using data from songs. Taking only arbitrary data I was able to create new forms that...

flight of feeling from Theodora Sutton on Vimeo. Film exploring emotion and trying to experience it. (2008)

(Animation, 2010) In my family we have a joke that all the pairs of glasses in the house long to be together, and creep away to congregate when we're not...