in her domain ii, 2022

As a culture worker who belongs to an oppressed people my job is to make revolution irresistible.
— Toni Cade Bambara

Jasmine Marie is a waymaker and multidisciplinary artist from Memphis, Tennessee, USA. Her art making practice is a gumbo of photography, literature, film, and sound that feeds her community and creates space to imagine new ways of being. Pulling from her own Haitian and Black American lineage while building upon the work of black queer dreamers before her, Jasmine utilizes art as a vessel for community building and liberation in the form of workshops, teach-ins, and arts programming. With a mystic southern influence across mediums, her work questions intimacy, agency, and what it takes to live freely.

when we get free II, 2019

the black tomboy inquiry 00

short documentary, 2025

assisted by naima overton

created for the 2025 resisting narratives of erasure fellowship (visionary justice storylab)