Born in Bangor, Maine, Peter Sucy, developed a deep appreciation for nature and art from an early age, influenced by his rural upbringing and family storytelling traditions. After earning a BFA in Photo Illustration from the Rochester Institute of Technology, he embraced emerging digital technologies, utilizing early computers to revolutionize his creative process.

 

His technical career began at Eastman Kodak in 1980, where he became a pioneer in digital imaging, contributing to essential innovations such as the near-instantaneous display of digital thumbnails and helping to establish the Center of Creative Imaging in Maine. Recognized as an Adobe Photoshop Digital Master, Peter merged his artistic talents with advancing technology, collaborating with visionaries like Steve Sasson, the inventor of the digital camera. 

 

In his later career, Peter expanded his exploration into diverse mediums, including 3D lenticular printing, backlit displays, 3D anaglyphs, and 3D printing, while creating interactive installations like "How I Got To Here," which combines multimedia elements with digital storytelling.