Jasmine Rose is a visual artist, graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, and entrepreneur. Her artwork explores black American visual culture in the form of collage, graphics interchange format (GIF) and experimental video.
Mostly her artwork encompasses the ethereal beauty and essence of black American beauty and culture, often through a sociopolitical lens. Many of the collages and video reflect an interest in a specific type of black American visual culture: commercial beauty, fashion, product advertising and marketing of the 1960s. Each work takes on a life of its own through the bold use of color, layers, subject matter, imagery, and overall composition. Her more recent work explores and challenges the dichotomy between self and topics surrounding black American family life.
She holds a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Art and Design from the University of North Texas and has completed postgraduate education in digital marketing.
Jasmine is currently based in Washington, D.C.
Mostly her artwork encompasses the ethereal beauty and essence of black American beauty and culture, often through a sociopolitical lens. Many of the collages and video reflect an interest in a specific type of black American visual culture: commercial beauty, fashion, product advertising and marketing of the 1960s. Each work takes on a life of its own through the bold use of color, layers, subject matter, imagery, and overall composition. Her more recent work explores and challenges the dichotomy between self and topics surrounding black American family life.
She holds a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Art and Design from the University of North Texas and has completed postgraduate education in digital marketing.
Jasmine is currently based in Washington, D.C.