Yasmin Watts' work explores of the relationships between people, spaces, and material environments through physical and emotional engagement. Her art integrates human figures and architectural structures, highlighting how individuals navigate and interact with the constructed world. These connections unfold through gestures, postures, and the strategic placement of figures within complex, layered spaces, evoking themes of isolation, observation, and interaction.

Her practice seeks innovative ways to engage the public, encouraging a deeper connection with artwork that resonates with present-day social concerns, particularly around themes of acceptance and belonging. Yasmin's large-scale sculptures invite viewers to engage with the work on an embodied level, fostering a more intimate understanding of the issues at hand. Through her art, she reflects the diversity of contemporary society, offering a broader representation of the complexities of human experience in today's world.