Jazlyne Sabree is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores how memory is embedded within land, material, and the body. Through large-scale collage composed of paper, glass, paint, and found materials, she constructs figures that operate as both physical presences and spiritual vessels, carriers of histories that resist erasure.

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Rooted in extensive archival research, including a multi-year tracing of her own lineage across generations, Sabree’s practice bridges the personal and the diasporic. Her compositions do not simply depict Black life, they position it as enduring, sentient, and in constant dialogue with its surroundings.

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Engaging themes of ancestry, displacement, and spiritual continuity, her work proposes that history is not past but lived, held within the environments we inhabit and the bodies that move through them.