I acknowledge the Kaurna people of lands on which I live and work. I acknowledge that this is stolen land and that sovereignty has never been ceded. I pay my respect to all elders past and present and recognise that this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

Jazmine Deng is an early-career artist who lives in Kaurna Yarta (Adelaide). Her practice involves performance, video, installation and writing.

Her work is drawn from her identity as a child of migrants amidst generational differences within the twenty-first century.

Jazmine’s work is both expansive and interrogative, involving social interactions and existing in varied places.

She is a recent graduate of Adelaide Central (2021) and has been awarded the Mongolian International University artist-in-residence in Ulaanbaatar (2024) and the inaugural MUD: HUMUS performer residency (2022).

She has exhibited locally at Nexus Arts (2022), FELTspace (2022) and The Little Machine (2023) and has been commissioned by fineprint magazine PAUSE~PLAY (2023) and Adelaide Film Festival Reflective Screen commission (2024).