Jasmine Hawamdeh is a artist, designer, and emerging filmmaker whose work explores themes of memory, identity, and cultural preservation. Working across illustration, film, and multidisciplinary design, she centers narratives from the Arab world and diaspora, often weaving together personal history, folklore, and social justice. She is the founder of Jas Hawamdeh Studios, where she develops artwork, prints, and storytelling projects that reflect themes of belonging, resilience, and community.

Her practice reflects a deep belief in the power of art to spark dialogue and inspire change. Jasmine currently lives and creates in Washington, D.C.