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I am not your stereotype

Project Format

Artist's Book

Book Size

8.5" x 11"

Additional Information

I am not your stereotype comprises 22 images presented in an artist’s book format. This book must be purchased as a whole however individual images of this book can be commissioned as a giclée print.
Due to the sensitivity of the subject matter, only a selection of images is shown.

To view the complete book, please send a request to: info@jazminsasky.com

Disclosure

I am not your stereotype was created during the Israeli-Gaza war, in the summer of 2025.

Date

July 2025

Exploration across other media

Inspired by I am not your stereotype, Jazmín is urged to bring some images to live by exploring stop motion, video editing, typography and sound effects.

As antisemitism and far-right hostility spread across North America, Jazmín envisions a chilling scenario: could New York, a city long celebrated for its openness, become a neo-Nazi-like Berlin? She confronts a society steeped in long-held stereotypes and hatred. Haunted by generational trauma and alarmed by online threats and acts of violence, she wonders if North America is drifting toward a Europe of the pre–World War II era. As narratives of Jewish heroism echo in her mind, Jazmín faces a painful dilemma: speak out like the heroes she admires, or remain safely silent.

Black-and-white collage from “Bound by Memory” by Jewish-Israeli female artist Jazmín Sasky, combining selfies, Holocaust references, Nazi symbols, and handwritten Spanish words like “miedo” and “persecución,” exploring antisemitism and far-right fear.

Somber black-and-white collage by Jewish-Israeli female artist, featuring Nazi flags, swastikas, and imagery of Jewish heroes, layered with handwritten Spanish words such as “afuera” and “preocupación,” reflecting memory, trauma, and historical persecution.

Collage in black and white using selfies, New York and European imagery, Nazi symbols, and Jewish myths, portraying Jewish-Israeli female artist Jazmín Sasky’s exploration of antisemitism, far-right fear, and Holocaust memory.

Black-and-white mixed-media collage featuring swastikas, Holocaust references, and handwritten Spanish words, illustrating somber themes of Jewish persecution, memory, and vigilance against antisemitism.

Jewish-Israeli female artist’s black-and-white collage combining selfies, Jewish myths, and far-right imagery, highlighting historical trauma, Holocaust memory, and contemporary threats of antisemitism.

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JAZMIN SASKY

Multidisciplinary Artist