Growing up between bustling cities and quiet nature, Jasmine found solace and meaning in visual art, eventually using photography as a form of therapy to process life as a neurodivergent individual. After realizing their work helped others slow down, heal, and reconnect with themselves, they expanded their mission into workshops and youth programs like Love Wild and Wild Ones Media. Today, as par6t of her CU core project, Jasmine focuses on creating intentional spaces for genuine connection and growth, with plans to build an artist retreat where creators can experience art as therapy and truly bloom.