Jasmin Fookes is an interdisciplinary artist and educator teaching tactile and digital studio art courses—both online and in person—within the School for the Arts at the University of Saskatchewan. She also leads art history classes for Seniors Continued Learning, approaching a wide range of topics through the lens of a contemporary maker.

Her practice is rooted in childhood memories of her two grandmothers—the Country Mouse and the City Mouse—and centres on overlooked materials, heritage craft processes, and systems of meaning-making through the collecting, arranging, and transforming of everyday objects over time.

Working across analogue and digital processes, her approach is shaped by a neurodivergent way of thinking—one that values iteration, accumulation, and material dialogue over linear outcomes.

Through Attention Span Studio, she shares knowledge, tools, and workflows with other analogue-first makers.