06/06/2026
We are excited to welcome Jasmin Safadi to Bonnie Curtis Projects as an intern as part of her Bachelor of Dance studies at the Academy of Music and Performing Arts (AMPA).
Jasmin is a passionate emerging artist with a strong interest in social justice and contemporary performance.
Bonnie, Sara, and Courtney are all AMPA alumni, with Courtney having completed an internship with BCP in 2020.
We're proud to support emerging dance-makers as they develop their artistic practice and professional experience.
About Jasmin
Jasmin Safadi is a Viennese and Jawlani Syrian choreographer and creative on Gadigal and Bidjigal Land known as Sydney. From developing her artistry independently, she has gone to study and continue her practice in Johannesburg, Zimbabwe and now Gadigal Land known as Sydney. Her visions, tools and interests span across art forms from movement, choreography, direction, media to art.
With her work, Jasmin wishes to create timeless, emotional impact and worlds to immerse oneself in by touching on human-experience-related, artistic, spiritual, and sociopolitical topics. Her distinctive, choreographic nuance is her personalised movement drawn from life and various dance genres within a black and white setting, inviting her audience into other realms.
As a growing artist, she hopes to meet and collaborate with artists and communities that also fight for collective liberation and beyond, while carving forever lasting paths of art, connection, inspiration and change.
Image 1: Photography by Shannon Schutte
Image 2: Photography by Kayla Hawkinsedu.au
Image 1 description: A black-and-white portrait of a girl in a loose dark sweater, standing near a corner and lightly touching her hair.
Image 2 description: A black-and-white portrait of a barefoot person in a dark forest, captured in a striking, contorted pose with their arms and legs extended around a tree.
