Black and white portrait of Jasmine Kate Wickens, wearing a dark jacket and a necklace, looking at the camera.

Born in Luton, England (1993), Jasmine resides in Edinburgh, Scotland. She is an interdisciplinary artist who currently identifies as a white british, working-class, queer, disabled, neurodivergent woman. Rooted in the immaterial, her practice explores themes of transformation, eroticism, and embodiment to create work charged with life, which provides a language for that which there may be no words. Her artwork encompasses acts of ritual catharsis, weaving mark-making, textiles, installation, performance, the written word and digital media. Jasmine is currently building a new body of work whilst attending Leith School of Art.

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  • Jasmine graduated in 2015 with a BA Hons in Fashion Design from Middlesex University. Specialising in Womenswear, her final collection was showcased during Graduate Fashion week, with her Jewellery placing her as a finalist in the Accessories Prize 2015. Her collection was highlighted online by Wonderland, Glass Magazine, Vogue GB and Vogue IT.

    After graduation, Jasmine set up the intimates brand The Under_Label, which operated between 2018 – 2020. Through this time, she held additional roles across the fashion industry within design, production, ethical sourcing and retail.

    In 2020 Jasmine moved to Edinburgh, transitioning into Adult Social Care where she worked in her local community on a one-to-one basis with Autistic adults. In 2021 she met with personal health challenges, which led her to explore holistic healing and spirituality, studying herbalism, somatics, energetic healing, mysticism, deep ecology, and grief tending.

    Throughout this time, Jasmine found catharsis through her artistic practice, allowing her to connect deeper into self and the world around her. Engaging in local open mic nights, group crafts, exhibitions and activism lead her to re-connect to her original desire to be a professional artist. Jasmine published her debut poetry collection Returningin 2025.

  • Selected Group Exhibitions

    2023        Out of sight out of mind, Summerhall, Edinburgh, UK

    2022        Out of sight out of mind, Summerhall, Edinburgh, UK

Black and white photo showing an art instillation, containing a collection of three art pieces hung on a wall, with a freestanding canvas being projected onto partially visible in the foreground.

March 2026

ARCHIVE, portfolio, 2016 - 2025

A distorted view through a window into a gallery space with a wooden floor, which contains a land sculpture made from a mound of soil holding grasses and small objects at its base.

02: 2021 - 2025

Close-up black-and-white photo of a person's side torso, showing a portion of their bare skin and wearing dark underwear at the bottom.

01: 2016 - 2021