Stack of six gray concrete blocks, each wrapped with white plastic or paper, stacked vertically against a plain white wall.
Stack of three gray concrete blocks wrapped with white plastic or foam padding.
A tall, white rectangular pillar standing upright in a room with white brick lower wall and wooden beams.
Close-up of a wall corner showing peeling paint and cracks.
Art installation featuring an old bathtub with a metal ladder leaning on top, set against a plain wall.
A vintage clawfoot bathtub with a ladder inside, positioned against a plain wall. In the foreground, stacked black and white pillows or cushions are arranged in alternating layers.

Denial or is it Restraint?

Lead & Plaster

90 x 35 x 20 cm

There is no ceiling
Let the water rise
Tomorrow I will come 

Cast iron bath & lead 

210 x 200 x 60cm

I admit to conceal 

Plaster

365 x 40 x 40cm

Shed a Layer, is a collection of sculpture created in 2017 which was exhibited in a solo exhibition in East London at Fireworks Gallery. The collection is comprised of Lead and plaster casts, Denial or is it restraint - Lead bricks & plaster pillows, There is no ceiling let the water rise tomorrow I will come - Cast iron bath & lead and I admit to conceal - Plaster column.

Page of text titled "Jasmine Bradbury in conversation" by Sam Kralup, discussing Bradbury's sculpture, her artistic process, materials, and personal reflections.
Exhibition flyer for Jasmine Bradbury's solo art show 'Shed a Layer' at Fieldworks Gallery featuring an image of stacked layered sculptures.