Jasmine Pradissitto is an international artist, innovator, and speaker with a background in physics based in London. Pradissitto’s sculptures in NOx pollution absorbing ceramics, pioneer materials using new and traditional techniques. Inspired by nature, the human condition, the mythopoetic and a more sustainable future, her forms create a commentary on an unsustainable, increasingly Anthropocene world slowly being reshaped by the things we consume and then disregard. She creates work that builds awareness about diminishing air quality and biodiversity extinction. She has recently installed one such sculpture ‘Flower Girl’ at The Horniman Museum Gardens to help the bees find their pollinating flowers in London and another ‘Breathe’ is soon being placed on the Euston Road which is the second most polluted road in the UK. She has a Ph. D from UCL on the quantum behaviour of silicon and has studied fine art at Goldsmiths College and London Met. As well as an l artist, with pieces in collections such as The Corinthian and Tokyo Museum, she speaks and lectures on the of power creativity to engender change.