Jasna Boudard
New Media Artist
Immersive art exploring light, movement, and connection






Jasna is a new media artist based in Austin, TX.
Creating immersive installations and visual art though photography, video, painting, and drawing.
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About Jasna
Jasna Boudard is a French-Bangladeshi new media artist based in Austin, Texas. She creates immersive visual experiences using a variety of mediums.
Raised across three continents, her multicultural background deeply informs her creative work and her philosophy of unity in diversity. Jasna has an MFA in Studio Arts and has exhibited internationally.
She was the first Artist in Residence at the Thinkery Children’s Museum and is the co-founder of MetaCaustics, a collaborative duo with artist Topher Sipes specializing in new media installations. She is also the founder of Travel Weddings, a photo and video brand serving multicultural couples around the world.
“My works is inspired by light and movement (such as dancers and the natural elements) and I use projection, photography, and other art forms to translate lived experience into immersive dreamscapes.”
- Jasna Boudard
“What distinguishes Jasna’s work is her ability to transform ephemeral real-world footage into poetic, otherworldly compositions. She is both deeply intuitive and rigorously detail-oriented. Her ability to bridge physical and digital experience results in installations that are not only visually striking but emotionally immersive.”
- Topher Sipes
Digital Illustrator / Collaborator
“Jasna’s contributions elevated the atmosphere and experience of our shows in a profound way. Her work consistently invites viewers into poetic, emotionally charged environments. Beyond her artistry, Jasna is a true professional: organized, communicative, and a generous collaborator in every sense. She’s someone I trust and admire, and I wholeheartedly vouch for her as both an artist and a person.
- Rosemary Villegas
Director of ArtUs Co Gallery
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