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Jasmine
Ackee & Hibiscus by Jasmine Vanstone in Toronto
Ackee & Hibiscus
This mural bursts with vibrant hibiscus and ackee forms, instantly drawing the eye with bold colour and organic shapes. This piece in Toronto celebrates the Black community at Deborah Brown Lane through its focus on essential Jamaican symbols. Created with spray paint, the artwork covers an outdoor garage. This mural celebrates the richness of cultural heritage and invites viewers to reflect on the value of shared nourishment.
Medium: Spray paint. Location: Toronto, Canada.
Meet the Artist
Meet the Artist
Toronto, CanadaI’m a Toronto-based visual and public artist creating colourful, story-driven paintings and murals inspired by nature, culture, food, memory, and community. My work often draws from Afro-Caribbean diasporic experiences, botanical imagery, everyday objects, and collage-inspired composition in a vibrant colour palette!
I love transforming ideas and spaces through bold colour, organic shapes, playful details, illustrative style, and meaningful storytelling. My practice includes murals (digital, vinyl & painted), public art (sculpture, AR, and activations), painting, digital illustration, and community-engaged projects across Toronto, the GTA, and beyond~ I’m especially passionate about creating artwork that feels joyful and connected to the people and places it lives alongside.
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