Jam Sutton is a British artist who explores the art of sculpture by combining a passion for antiquity with the new technologies available. In the subjects we find in his work, in fact, it is impossible not to notice a similarity with classical and neoclassical compositions in white marble in which attention to detail and above all to the proportions of the body is fundamental. 

At first glance, the figures represented by Jam Sutton resemble gods or titans entwined with one another, intent on prevailing over one another. Then, looking more closely, one can notice elements that have little to do with Ancient Greece, such as a pair of trainers or sweatpants. 

But the surprises don’t end there because most of his works don’t exist, or rather, they are not real, concrete sculptures, but are made using augmented reality and artificial intelligence. 

One example is one of his latest exhibitions entitled “Staring into the Abyss”, which can be viewed from anywhere in the world. Just download the Jam Sutton Studio app and turn your living room, square, park or beach into a gallery where you can admire the works the artist has created over the past year.
Through the app, you can admire and place the “Ego, Self, Shadow” statue wherever you like, or visit the brand new exhibition “Through Constant Decay”. 

Jam Sutton’s artistic production also includes real sculptures, again using modern methods such as 3D printing, such as ‘On a pedestal’, which is on display outside Dublin Castle. 

Visit his website to discover all his works, follow him on Instagram not to miss the next ones and download the Jam Sutton Studio app to visit his exhibitions.