Ifeoluwa Jasmine is a contemporary Nigerian artist whose practice spans painting, mixed media, and installation art. Her work explores themes of identity, memory, and spirituality, often drawing inspiration from Yoruba traditions, African textiles, and the everyday lives of women. Through bold colors, layered textures, and symbolic motifs, Jasmine creates thought-provoking works that bridge ancestral heritage with modern narratives.Her art has been exhibited widely, including at:Lagos Art Fair (2021) – where she presented her series Echoes of Memory.Art X Lagos (2022) – as part of the “Emerging Voices” showcase.Accra Contemporary Biennale (2023) – exploring pan-African identity through mixed media works.Women in Art Collective Exhibition, London (2024) – highlighting the voices of African women artists in the diaspora.Ifeoluwa Jasmine has received several recognitions for her work, including the Young African Artist Award (2022) and the Global Emerging Voices Grant (2023). She was also shortlisted for the Art Basel Future Talent Program (2024).Her artistic journey continues to evolve, blending tradition with innovation, and positioning her as one of the promising voices redefining African contemporary art on the global stage.