Yasmin Watts' concept of "micro-spaces" represents a nuanced approach to public sculpture, offering an intimate yet expansive reimagining of contemporary life through sculptural forms. These works serve as reflections of modern existence, capturing the realities of individuals in their present conditions while subtly shifting perceptions of the spaces they inhabit.

In her installations, micro-spaces transform urban environments into theatrical realms, inviting viewers to step beyond the passive experience of observation into active participation. These delicate, often concealed spaces reveal layers of texture, pattern, and movement that compel introspection. They become metaphors for the liminal spaces between thoughts, memories and emotions, suggesting profound depth in the smallest of moments. Whether self-contained or woven throughout larger forms, each micro-space underscores the potency of detail and the transformative potential of quiet observation.

Each installation stands as a dynamic focal point in the public sphere, designed not only to engage with its environment but to foster human connection and interaction. By merging abstract and figurative elements, Yasmin’s work speaks to both the personal and the universal, emphasizing the transformative power of sculpture as a medium. The tactile qualities of her materials invite a deeper, more intimate engagement, encouraging empathy and understanding. Through her exploration of micro-spaces, Yasmin challenges viewers to reconsider their relationship to the world—recognizing the emotional resonance in both the monumental and the minute, and the quiet significance of each fleeting interaction.