Jasmine Parsia (b. 1989) is an Iranian-American artist based in Burlington, Vermont.

Parsia’s studio practice is embedded in printmaking, with a focus on monotypes, paper weavings, and collages. Her work considers themes of language and communication, materiality, transference, and chance. Drawn to the materials and the poetics within the process of image-reproduction, her work often incorporates film photography, xerography, and the use of archival images.

She works within a limited color palette, a boundary that creates a unifying framework within which imagery can shift shape across processes. Her practice explores thoughts and forms passing from one material or layer to the next – accumulating new meaning, understanding, and memory as they echo across each piece.

In addition to her studio practice, she is an Art Director and Designer for emerging and established brands, musicians, and nonprofits.