Jasmine Dulay focuses on printmaking techniques including screenprint, woodcut, and intaglio. Her work is primarily driven by an intuitive approach to making which highlights subconscious and archetypal symbolic language and visuals. The figures, compositions, and symbols that arise from this process of making are the vehicle for Dulay’s inner exploration. Dulay uses universally understood human and animal archetypes such as the feline, the devil, the feminine damsel, and the masculine protector to showcase narratives and relationships that viewers can relate their own experiences to. She draws on the aesthetic influences of her Indian culture, specifically the deities and black magic referenced in Hinduism and Tantra to create her own mythological narratives through print.