Hi, I’m Jasmine!
My current work revolves around color and observation of the natural world. All of my pieces start with a vibrant and meaningful color story. Once I uncover a color combination that interests me, I spend time observing the subtleties of nature though taking walks or visiting old photos. The growth patterns of leaves, small textures in tree bark, or the way sunlight filters through mist in the early morning may catch my attention and inspire a painting.
My style is influenced by the Impressionist and Art Nouveau movements, but takes on quirks that are uniquely my own. I work primarily with acrylic paint and gouache but will also venture into mixed media such as colored pencil or paper collage. I find great beauty and joy in what the natural world provides, and hope that people viewing my art are able to enjoy the same subtle elegance, from anywhere in the world.
Artist Bio
Jasmine Croco was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and currently resides in Sacramento, California. In spring 2026, she graduated Summa Cum Laude from California State University, Sacramento with a BFA in Studio Art and a minor in Italian. Jasmine spent her junior year studying abroad in Florence, Italy where she attended the prestigious art school The Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze. Jasmine has been in several exhibitions including but not limited to an international students showcase in Florence, Italy (2024), a solo show titled “Gold in the Underbrush” (2026), and the 2026 Marin County Fair where she received two honorable mentions, first place, and was the recipient of the 2026 Barbara McQuaid Award. Her work revolves around vibrant colors in unexpected combinations, often drawing inspiration from the natural world. As an emerging artist, Jasmine strives to bring her quirky and fun outlook on life to broader audiences.