Jasmin Wolff is an artist, researcher, and writer based in Los Angeles.
Originally from Switzerland, she grew up in an environment where the visible, the invisible, and the in-between were regarded as equally integral dimensions of everyday life. This early understanding continues to shape her practice, informing an ongoing interest in the relationship between perception, belief, and reality. She approaches the image as an interface through which in-form-ation and form enter into continuous feedback. The resulting images function less as representations than as sites where meaning remains active, unstable, and continually negotiated.
[Publications]
NZZ
Tischlerei Magazin
Marie Claire International
Shrimp Magazine
Vue Magazin
Oltner Tagblatt
[Exhibitions]
2019 Evergreen Gallery, Olympia, Unites States of America
2016 Panke Gallery, Berlin, Germany
2014 Presenting “Cheops Heart”, Basel, Switzerland
2014 Melancholia, Basel, Switzerland
2013 Vue Magazin, Basel, Switzerland
[Books]
2014 Melancholia, Self-Published
2013 Vue Magazin, Self-Published
[Interviews]
2016 Nahaufnahme, OKS-Lab
[Education]
2018 Ostkreuzschule für Fotografie, Berlin, Germany
2014 Schule für Gestaltung und Kunst, Basel, Switzerland