Jasmine Mansbridge

“Geometry is the holding together of chaos.”

Mansbridge’s work bridges the tangible and the metaphysical, transforming complex ideas about identity, connection, and existence into striking visual forms. Her practice, rooted in the traditions of Neo-geo art, draws on the precise geometry of minimalism, the boldness of pop art, and the illusionistic depth of op art. These influences, combined with a deeply personal exploration of spirituality, result in work that feels both intimate and universal.

At its core, Jasmine’s art is about navigating the spaces between—between the self and the world, the physical and the spiritual, humanity and nature. Her meticulously crafted sculptures, installations, and paintings serve as portals, inviting viewers to reflect on their place in the cosmos and the barriers, both internal and external, that shape their reality. She doesn’t just depict; she disrupts, asking us to confront what we hold onto and what we need to let go of to move through the world more freely. While her work feels surreal and otherworldly, it is grounded in deeply human concerns: the search for meaning, the desire to connect, and the challenge of change.

Jasmine’s practice is about recalibration—reminding us of our estrangement from nature and offering a pathway back to harmony. Her pieces are not just visual statements but tools for contemplation, encouraging us to pause, reflect, and ultimately reimagine the way we engage with the world and with ourselves.