Yasmin’s work which intricately explores human connectivity within spatial form, starts at maquette-size as a proof-of concept for life-size installations in large gallery spaces. Sculpted figures, defined by movement and gesture, are framed by perforated screens and varying platforms, creating a dynamic sense of presence and provoke a deep sense of inquiry. The resulting atmosphere is ethereal and liminal, captivating viewers and evoking a heightened awareness of both self and others.

For Yasmin, the human form is a vessel for emotion and connection. By placing her figures within abstract architectural frameworks, she delves into themes of isolation, interaction, and curiosity. Each figure’s pose tells a story, inviting viewers to imagine the narratives unfolding within the space, and prompting them to reflect on the complex relationships between individuals, their environments, and one another. Through this interplay, her work becomes a meditation on the nuanced and multifaceted nature of human connection.