Jazmín Sasky is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the construction and evolution of voice through personal experience, identity, and memory. Working across studies on paper, photo performance, video art, ceramics, textiles, and mixed media, her practice investigates how experiences shaped by gender, migration, belief, religion, and belonging give rise to voice over time.

 

At the center of her practice is Jazmín, the artist’s alter ego: a fictional autobiographical protagonist who carries and performs the narratives. Accompanied by a Snoopy suitcase, Jazmín first emerges in the artist’s studies on paper, reinterpreting and giving new form to moments drawn from the artist’s life before unfolding across multiple media.

 

Born and raised in Argentina, Sasky immigrated to Canada in 2004 and now divides her time between Vancouver and Oaxaca. She holds a degree in Graphic Design from the UBA- University of Buenos Aires. Her work has been exhibited in Canada, the United States, and Mexico, and international mentorships have shaped the conceptual direction of her current practice.

She currently collaborates with photographers in Vancouver, Oaxaca, and Buenos Aires, as well as with a community of women artisans in Oaxaca whose textile work has become an integral part of her multidisciplinary practice.

 

Across all media, Sasky investigates how voice is constructed, challenged, embodied, and ultimately reclaimed.