Jazmine. is a multidisciplinary artist working across photography, video, embroidery, and text to examine and intertwine narratives. Memory — found and felt— serves as her primary material, while the acts of remembrance inform and shape the processes she employs. Addressing the beauty and failure of collective memory, she mines, co-creates, and collages archival materials to democratize associated practices, emphasizing the importance of connection, space, and reimagining the everyday familiar and unknown.

Jazmine. holds a BS from Florida A&M University and an MFA from the University of Chicago. She was a participant at the Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture and is currently pursuing an MRes in Anthropology at University College London as a US–UK Fulbright awardee.

Her work and practice have been recognized by the Chicago Artist Coalition (HATCH Residency), A Public Space (Writing Fellow), the Hopper Prize, Kartemquin Films, Newcity (Breakout Artist), EXPO Chicago, and the City of Chicago's DCASE — through both the OVERRIDE Billboard Project and the Individual Artists Program grantee.