Performances, exhibitions, cultural research, documentary work, moderation, correspondence, facilitation, and human-centered systems.
The Intersections: “If You Really Knew Me, You Would Know…” · Hannah Hassan and McColl Center
A first-person performance rooted in family estrangement, reconciliation, place, and the interview Jasmine filmed with her grandfather six days before he transitioned.
In partnership with History Before Us
An ongoing traveling artist-response and cultural-research project inviting artists to encounter original artifacts connected to the South and respond to what they hold.
A Melanotion exhibition and public conversation examining beauty, identity, memory, and self-perception.
Bellamy Mansion · Wilmington
Documentary and exhibition in development for 2027
A documentary and exhibition project tracing memory, land, migration, faith, labor, and family history through Black river communities in southeastern North Carolina.
Word In Black
Research, question development, and live moderation across researchers, educators, and practitioners examining the value of higher education.
Highlander Research and Education Center
Filmed interviews with civil-rights leaders Gwendolyn Simmons and Michael Simmons exploring movement history, community organizing, and the stories surrounding the historical record. Pictured: the interview with Michael Simmons.
Charlotte
Fashion and cultural coverage capturing the people, style, stories, and meaning surrounding the Charlotte event.
A family-memory platform shaped through cultural research, product architecture, prototyping, user testing, narrative systems, and AI-assisted development.
Contributing Creative Director and Model
Creative-directed the concept — built around her grandmother’s scarves — and modeled the resulting portrait, photographed by Kennedy Royal, for the exhibition.