As an interdisciplinary artist, I create through my body, shaping the raw material of life into meaningful revelation.
My practice begins with the body as a mediator between “one” and the world. Through it I explore the inner landscapes of being, where the sacred and the broken, the visible and the unseen, all coexist. Whatever life brings becomes material for inner growth and creative transformation.
The body, especially my own, is the central thread of my work. I experience it as a living archive, a vessel that holds memory, intuition and an ancient intelligence that speaks through movement, sensation and presence. I return again and again to this physical truth: the body is not separate from spirit, and healing often begins from within.
At the heart of everything I make is a search for wholeness, not as perfection, but as a deep acceptance of all that we are.
Yasmin Hassidim (b. 1989, Israel) is an interdisciplinary artist working with performance, ritual, installation, painting and drawing. She studied at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design (B.F.A. 2012, M.F.A. 2015) and at the Academy of Fine Arts Münster. Her work has been shown in Israel, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, India and the United States. She has been an artist in residence in Düsseldorf (Goethe-Institut and Bronner Foundation) and Arad. From 2015 to 2019 she developed BODY = The New Religion, a long-term project on the body as a source of belief.