Jasmine Piper is an emerging artist and arts administrator in Mohkinstsis, with family ties all across the prairies from Cold Lake First Nations to Peace River County. She aspires to be a better drum maker, fisherwoman, and beader. Her artwork includes researching decolonization, Indigenizing art, and exploring reconnection to her Nehiyaw and Métis ancestors by connecting with the supernatural. Aliens, magic, and medicine are common themes played with throughout her work.

Her practice is intertwined with a passion for supporting fellow artists, curators, and arts organizers by collaborating with them to create equitable programming and opportunities for people of marginalized identities.