Using her own image as a recurring subject, Jazmín Sasky turns the camera inward to examine memory, trauma, and transformation. Her work invites viewers into moments of introspection, vulnerability, and self-inquiry, offering a window into dilemmas rooted in lived experience. Through these layered visual narratives, she explores the expectations and evolving realities of being a woman in her fifties, the complexities of childhood trauma, identity and belonging, and her ambivalence toward religion.

The artist is currently collaborating with photographers in Vancouver and Oaxaca, expanding her visual narratives into performative works that continue to explore place and selfhood.