Jasmine Lee studied at University of Staffordshire and Birmingham School of Art, and received a master’s in Fine Art in 2021. She has shown work locally and internationally, and received awards from the Southern Health NHS Foundation and University of Warwick.
Lee makes work that mimics the language of institutional legitimacy. This work is often self-referential, foregrounding its material processes while engaging with wider cultural debates on authorship, authority, and legitimacy.
Her photography involves autobiographical documentation of exhibitions, concerts, and urban landscapes that reflects on the commodification of experiences through cultural tourism. Ironically aware of the limitations of photography as a medium and method, the photographs look at the socially desirable outcomes produced by those systems.
Lee’s research interests in linguistic codes and multidisciplinary art. Research project involves applying scientific methods into art.