Yasmin Ezzideen
She / Her
Yasmin Ezzideen is a Cape Town-based multidisciplinary artist and ritual musician whose practice serves as a bridge between the physical and metaphysical worlds. Born in Belgium to a Lebanese-Sierra Leonean father and a German mother, her multicultural heritage informs a deeply felt, lived experience of oneness - a perspective that naturally dissolves boundaries to find the universal, primordial threads that connect us all.
Yasmin studied at the Michaelis School of Fine Art, where she focused on Sculpture. Today, she approaches her artistic practice not just as creation, but as a form of ritual technology. Through her sculptures, drawings, paintings, textile and ceremonial art, she invites viewers into a space of deep reverence and somatic embodiment. Her visual language channels imagery that feels both ancient and alive, carrying a unique blend of tenderness and primordial strength that offers the viewer an invitation to slow down, feel, and remember.
At the heart of Yasmin’s work is a devotion to mysticism and the rewilding of womanhood. Her art serves as a mirror for the remembrance of the goddess, honoring the cyclical wisdom of the Divine Feminine and the sacred, intuitive portal carried within the womb. While her creations center these feminine mysteries, they extend an inclusive invitation to men as well. By welcoming a re-emergence of matriarchal wisdom, her work aims to restore a balance between the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine, guiding the collective back to a state of wholeness and harmony.
Parallel to her visual art, Yasmin weaves her intentions into sound as a ritual musician. She composes indie-folk medicine songs designed to ground the listener and encourage a deep communion with the earth and the self. Shared through creative circles, wellness gatherings, and
holistic festivals across South Africa, such as Spiritfest and Retreat Yourself. Her music and art offer a potent immersive sanctuary for collective healing, self-discovery, and radical transformation.