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I can't do this anymore

Project Format

Artist's book

Book Size

8.5" x 11"

Additional Information

I can't do this anymore comprises 15 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.

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

Date

June 2025

Exploration across other media

Inspired by I can't do this anymore, Jazmín is urged to bring some images to live by exploring clay animation, and video.

'Jazmín is so talented,’ said her mamá. ‘Jazmín is so talented,’ said her papá. Jazmín has always been a creative soul. No one ever doubted she’d become an artist. But now, in her fifties, caught between undeniable talent and her loud inner voices of self-doubt, she struggles to believe that pursuing art still matters. As she wrestles with time, fading dreams, and inner conflict, she is haunted by a single question: will those voices ever fall silent?

Black-and-white collage from the series “Unfinished” by Canadian-Argentinian female artist Jazmín Sasky, combining selfies, atelier and gallery photos, and handwritten Spanish words like “no lo vas a lograr” to explore self-doubt, inner struggles, and the quest for artistic recognition.

Somber black-and-white collage featuring images of art studios, museums, and personal selfies, layered with handwritten phrases such as “nadie te ve” and “no eres talentosa,” portraying an artist’s inner voices and emotional challenges.

Collage series “Unfinished” in black-and-white by Canadian-Argentinian female artist, exploring themes of self-doubt, failure, and mental struggle through handwritten Spanish words and images of ateliers and galleries.

Black-and-white mixed-media collage with selfies, museum and studio photos, and handwritten Spanish phrases highlighting an artist’s inner battles, moments of despair, and reflections on success and recognition.

Somber collage by female artist Jazmín Sasky combining black-and-white images of ateliers, galleries, and personal selfies with Spanish handwritten words, examining self-doubt, feelings of invisibility, and the emotional cost of pursuing artistic success.

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JAZMIN SASKY

Visual Artist