Jasmine Christie graduated with a BA(Hons) in Painting from Edinburgh College of Art in 2021 and now works as a freelance multimedia artist in Salford, Manchester. 

Jasmine is intrigued by the notion of the figure of the artist as a lone self, an isolated ‘mad genius’. She creates immersive and introspective physical and digital works that invite the viewer to consider their place as a voyeur in her creative process; the images themselves are a jumping-off point through which the viewer glimpses into her own psychological landscape. 

Jasmine is interested in the abstraction of linear timelines and how time and reality are shaped and altered by our perception of them: we are all the unreliable narrator of our own lives and, arguably, can therefore not even trust our own minds.

Jasmine’s interests lie primarily in LGBTQ+ history, rave culture, and areas of Art History such as Romanticism, the Pre-Raphaelites, and 20th century European Abstract Expressionism. She enjoys merging these concepts to create a hybrid of traditional and contemporary art practices, all with the intention of honouring the legacy of the melancholic artist in modern society. She was named one of Collect Artwork’s ‘101 Contemporary Artists to Watch’ in January 2023 and recently co-curated her first independent exhibition with her newly formed collective, ‘One With Everything’, in Edinburgh, Scotland.