My name is Bee Nix,
though I often work under the name Suture Blue.

As a new media artist/researcher/organizer interweaving play, technology, and social structures, I tend to think of myself as a system among systems, who uses both creative and critical tools to trace how internal states entangle with the larger technosocial worlds around us.

I am a thinker who makes,
a maker who thinks,
and I am always at play.

Play, for me, is the through-line. Whether through looping animations, interactive installations, games, performances, lectures, or curatorial projects, I create spaces for misbehavior, emergence, and reinterpretation———spaces where tension becomes shared encounter, and reflection becomes possible.

My work has been shown internationally at Video Artist Conclave (Pittsburgh), MFRU (Maribor, Slovenia), Chroma Art Film Festival (Miami, FL) IMAGE PLAY (Madeira, Portugal), and Bavan Gallery (Tehran, Iran). I’ve also organized/curated/produced shows and long-running projects including Glitch’N’Games, Glitch Artists Collective and ‘Fu:bar.

Currently, I serve as an Exhibit Design/Build Specialist at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, where I get to develop interactive, play-based experiences for public audiences and support the museum’s Tough Arts artist-in-residence program.

This past Spring’25 I earned my MFA in Interactive Design & Game Development with Savannah College of Art & Design.